Concerts and festivals
Stage backdrop, side fill and live image — LED that holds up against lighting design, rain and a tight build schedule
At a concert the screen competes with the lighting rig. Without enough brightness the image disappears into the backlight from the stage lamps — and outdoors in July it disappears into daylight. We deliver LED built for stage use: panels flown from truss or built on ground support, with cabling and data distribution dimensioned so the whole surface runs from a single source. The screen serves as stage backdrop, as side fill for the audience further back, or both. Rigging, operation and strike are handled by us, inside the schedule the production sets.
Built to perform
Flown from truss
Panels are built for rigging, with locking mechanisms between modules and dedicated hanging points. They can also be built up from the ground where the roof cannot take the load.
Holds against the lighting rig
Enough brightness for the image to stand up to backlight from stage lamps, and to daylight on outdoor stages in summer. Brightness dims down as evening falls.
Built for weather
IP65-rated panels for outdoor stages. Rain and humidity do not stop the show, and the rig stays up through a full festival weekend.
Live camera feed
The screen accepts camera signal so the audience at the back sees what happens on stage. Cutting runs from the same control position as the rest of the production.
Rigged inside the schedule
Stage productions run hard windows between soundcheck and doors. We plan the build around the production's running order, not the other way round.
Technician through the show
We staff the screen during the event and work alongside the lighting and audio crew. Spare modules sit in the rig for fast replacement.
Use cases
Stage backdrop
The main surface behind the artist, carrying visuals that follow the set. Replaces a cloth backdrop and gives the lighting designer a surface to work against.
Side fill and IMAG
Screens beside the stage showing the live camera feed. The audience at the back sees the artist without having to be at the front.
Festival grounds
Screens outside the pit carrying schedules, artist information and announcements. The same surface handles sponsor content between sets.
Clubs and smaller stages
Compact rigs for venues with limited height and load capacity. Tighter pixel pitch, because the audience stands close.
Outdoor summer events
An IP65 rig that stays up for the whole event. Bright enough for daylight, dimmed automatically once it gets dark.
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