Frequently Asked Questions

We provide comprehensive event production services including stage rental and setup, lighting design, LED screens and video walls, professional audio systems, truss and rigging, special effects (cold sparks, CO2 jets, confetti), video production, and livestreaming. We offer both equipment rental and full-service production packages with crew.

Our home base is Plant City, Florida, and we serve the entire state — Miami, Tampa, Orlando, Jacksonville, and everywhere in between. We also deploy nationwide for corporate clients, touring productions, and destination events across the United States.

We recommend 4–8 weeks for standard events and 8–16 weeks for large-scale productions. However, we have turned around projects in as little as 72 hours for emergency production needs. Call us at (321) 382-0077 and we will tell you honestly what is possible on your timeline.

Both. Equipment rental packages are available for production companies and venues with their own technical staff. Full-service packages include our crew for setup, operation, and teardown. Most clients choose full-service because it eliminates risk and saves significant time.

Production pricing depends on event scope, equipment requirements, and crew needs. General ranges: small corporate events (50–200 guests) start around $2,000–$5,000; mid-size conferences and galas (200–1,000 guests) range $5,000–$20,000; large-scale festivals and concerts (1,000+ attendees) start at $15,000 and scale up to $50,000+. Every event is unique, and we build proposals tailored to your specific requirements.

Absolutely. We collaborate with other vendors regularly — event planners, caterers, florists, venue coordinators, and other AV companies. We integrate seamlessly into your vendor team and communicate clearly throughout the process.

We maintain an inventory of over 4,000 professional-grade products from industry-leading brands: JBL, QSC, Electro-Voice, and RCF for audio; Chauvet Professional, ADJ, ETC, and Elation for lighting; Shure and Sennheiser for wireless systems; Blackmagic Design for video; and Full-Stage for truss and rigging. No consumer-grade substitutions, ever.

We build redundancy into every system. Backup wireless microphones are in the rack, spare amplifier channels are patched, and our engineers monitor all systems throughout the event. If something fails, we switch to backup equipment immediately — usually before anyone in the audience notices.