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In person events

If you don't know what to go for, here are a range of set ups to suit all budgets.

From the smallest, simplest presentation on a tight budget, to a full blown production set up for large audiences.

Alternatively, we can integrate into venue AV systems.

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Single Display Screen

Ideal for small presentations, this single 75" screen is set up in a temporary marquee.

 In order to keep our clients costs at a minimum, we set this up in 'self drive' mode, and then return to collect the equipment upon completion of the event. 

For those with a paranoia of all things technical; one of our experienced technicians can remain on site to ensure everything runs  smoothly.

8' Projection Screen

For the budget conscious, a single front projection screen is ideal for audiences up to 150.

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Set with twin 65" Screens

Create an intimate but professional space by using a flat set with twin 65" LED screens mounted directly onto the set

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To increase coverage, you can use duplicate 'repeater' screens to ensure the visuals can be seen by everyone in the room.

Ideal for this intimate training session.

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Single Screen set for up to 300

The addition of graphics on a flat set gives you the opportunity to brand the stage and presentation area.

Here a single 14' screen is used as the focal point, allowing up to 300 people to view PowerPoint and video. 

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Rear Projection Screen

For large audiences, this 20 foot, free standing screen is an ideal solution.

It has a cloth skirt fastened at the bottom to hide the projector, which is set up behind the screen

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Twin Screen set for audiences up to 500

This branded backdrop, behind a central stage, is finished with two 14 foot rear projection screens on either side.

The use of coloured lighting enhances the overall visual experience.

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Multi Screen setup

This impressive set up uses four 14 foot screens as the main displays.

There was a central stage, with a LED wall behind the set, allowing for moving logos and a changes in backdrop. This allowed the technical team to transform the space from a daytime formal presentation to a relaxed entertainment venue for the evening show.

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Staging options

Using a stage raises your presenters to be better seen by the audience.

This 30cm high stage included ramps for wheelchair users  

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​The stage pictured above used inset steps for stage access  

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Comfort monitors

Floor mounted monitor screens allow the presenter to see what is being displayed on the screen behind them. 

The second screen is showing the PowerPoint notes for the presenter.

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The addition of a stage timer can help to keep your event running to time.

Indoor LED wall

For areas with a large amount of ambient light, you need to use a high brightness LED wall.

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Outdoor-LED

Outdoor LED wall
 

For outdoor events, you need to use large, bright and waterproof LED screens.

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