Corporate events
A large screen that holds up in a lit room — for kick-offs, general meetings and client events
The difference between LED and projection shows the moment the lights in the room come up. A projector washes out as soon as the space is lit enough for people to see each other and take notes. LED generates its own light and holds the image at full room brightness. That removes the choice between a legible slide and a room people can work in. We build the surface to fit the stage and the hall, rig the evening before or the same morning, and keep a technician in place through the whole programme.
Built to perform
Works in a lit room
The screen makes its own light and does not wash out with the ceiling lights on. Delegates can see each other, take notes and follow the presentation at the same time.
Built for presentations
Tight pixel pitch keeps body text, tables and spreadsheet figures legible from the back of the room. No soft edges on small type.
Formatted to the room
The surface is built wide for a stage, or tall where the ceiling is low. Not locked to 16:9 the way a projection screen is.
Connects to what speakers use
We accept signal from laptops, conference systems and video calls. Transitions between speakers happen without black screens in between.
Technician through the programme
We staff the screen from the first session to the last. Switching between presentations, video and live image is handled by us, not by the presenter.
Rigged outside the programme
Installation happens the evening before or early the same morning. The room is ready and tested before the first delegate arrives.
Use cases
Kick-offs and gatherings
A large screen behind the stage for figures, video and sessions. The same surface carries break information and the programme through the day.
General meetings
Figures and documents that must be legible from the back row. The lights can stay on throughout without the image washing out.
Client events
Product demonstrations and film in spaces never built for presentation. The screen is rigged into restaurants, warehouses or showrooms.
Award ceremonies and anniversaries
Stage visuals with graphics, names and video between segments. The surface is shaped to the stage the venue actually has.
Hybrid meetings
Delegates in the room and on video see the same thing. Remote participants appear at full size, not as a small window in the corner.
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