250 person show
Backdrop: printed stretch shapes and atomic surround.
The challenge was having a low ceiling and a tight space.
350 person show
3D logo to celebrate the companies 25th anniversary.
Background: Atomic
The client loved the simplicity of the design.
600 person show
Low thrust stage and marque style screens. 3D domino's as accent.
The client wanted to be as close to the audience as possible and not have them look up at the presenters. So, we did the thrust stage set at 12" and created a "theater marque" look with the screens so that we could get everyone as close as possible.
2,500 person show
3D flats created for the stage for a show in Washington D.C.
The Capitol is 20' tall and 40' wide. Entrances to the stage were possible by keeping the flats separated and lighting each independently. The backdrop is a scrip that we lit to look like clouds for the daytime events.
We hid a star drape behind the scrim and lit the stage for the evening event.
2,500 person show
20' x 40' scrim and a 20' x 50' white back drop set 15' behind. We lit both to give a 3D effect. The 3D pins were reset around the stage each day.
We lit it for each presentation. This was for the Keynote who was an astronaut.
3,000 person show
The screen is wide format with star drape. We hired a master magician to open the show and a host to keep things moving.
2,000 person show
Background behind the screens is a 20' x 30' printed truss wrap. We flew boarder-less screens in front.
The arrows are 12' tall. Each one was painted the theme colors and lit on the edges. The challenge was to have a stage height that met the stage in the room and yet have access from each side of the backstage area. We kept the rigging to a minimum to keep costs down.