Service
Technical direction & crew
This is what makes us different: we don't drop off equipment and leave. Sound engineers, lighting operators and video technicians work as one crew — we prepare everything in advance, test before the guests arrive, and stay at the desk all night calling music, light and effects on cue, ready to solve anything unexpected. You enjoy the event; the crew handles the rest, coordinated by one point of contact, always.
How we work on this
What we take care of
We handle the full technical path for this area: design, rigging, rehearsals and live direction, with our own specialists on site.
- Step 01
Understanding the brief and site visit
We listen to what you need and check the space, the power and the access.
- Step 02
Design and coordination across the disciplines
Sound, light, video and stage designed as one system, not as separate suppliers.
- Step 03
Planning, transport, build, cabling and testing
Transport, build and a full test before the guests arrive.
- Step 04
Live operation, strike and contingency
One point of contact at the desk all night, with backup ready for anything.
The craft behind it
Everything under one show desk
The craft you don't see
One desk, for the whole night
Audio, lighting, video and stage all reach one desk: from there we fire everything on cue, all night — with one point of contact and backup ready for anything.
The kit
What we bring
01
One technical point of contact
A project lead who follows you from first contact to the end of the night and coordinates the whole crew: one person for everything.
02
A coordinated technical crew
Sound engineers, lighting operators and video technicians working together, sized to the event.
03
The show position
Consoles, intercom and monitoring, from where we run sound, light and effects in real time.
04
Backup equipment
Spare kit on site: if something fails, we swap it without stopping the party.
05
Logistics and transport
Transport, load-in and load-out and build times planned around your venue.
The rider
What the service covers
Rider-grade transparency: what the service includes, and what can be added on request.
In the service · included
- Live operation and coordination across the disciplines
- Strike and handling of anything unexpected
Add-on · configurable
- Permits or local-authority paperwork
- Non-technical services (catering, florals and so on)
Where it matters
The events where this makes the difference
Answers
Frequently asked questions
How many of your team work on an event?
It depends on the build. A smaller event needs a sound engineer and a lighting technician; conferences and larger productions grow to include a lighting designer, a video technician and a stage manager. We set the number at design stage and it's written into the quote — always coordinated by one point of contact.
Do you do a site visit before the event?
For more involved events, yes. The visit lets us check the space, the electrical supply and the access, so we arrive with the configuration already settled and the build time under control.
Do you coordinate with other technical suppliers?
Where it's useful we integrate our show position with other technical crews on site, so sound, light and video stay coherent under one coordination.
Does your crew speak English?
Yes. Briefings, the run sheet and the cues are handled in English, and we're used to working alongside international planners, photographers, celebrants and bands. For destination weddings we normally agree the full timeline in writing beforehand, so nothing depends on being understood in the moment.
Let's design this around your event
Tell us about your event: we size everything to the venue and put together a tailored quote.