Multi-stage technical production
Indoor and outdoor festivals produced with unmatched technical expertise.
What we do differently for a festival
Your organisation reforms every year. Three things stop it starting from zero.
The site file stays with you
Layout, power, access points and constraints surveyed and handed over. The next edition starts from that document rather than from the memory of someone who has left.
Reserve early, commit late
Gear is held as soon as the dates are known, with confirmation stages. You keep availability without tying up a budget you do not have yet.
Weather thresholds are written in advance
Wind speed, rainfall, who decides and who executes. A protocol agreed calmly replaces a three-way discussion while the sky closes in.
What we bring in most often for you

Technical direction
A temporary site puts suppliers, a city, volunteers and artists to work together with no shared hierarchy. One person holds the layout and the build schedule, and that is what lets the site close on time.

Rigging and staging
An outdoor stage is a load-bearing work exposed to wind, not a set. Calculations, anchoring and evacuation thresholds get signed, and that document is what the city and your insurer will ask for.

Equipment rental
A festival mobilises in three days what a venue uses in a year. What matters is volume available on fixed summer dates, the period when everyone rents at once, and early reservation is the only guarantee of it.
What a temporary site needs
Browse the catalogueGenerators with real headroom, distribution split by use and earthing verified. It is the most invisible item and the one whose failure stops the whole site at once.
Structures sized on the wind area of the covers as much as on the weight of the gear. Every point is documented and the file follows, because the city will ask for it before opening.
A system that carries to the back without exceeding the level at the perimeter, with delay fills rather than a pushed main hang. The level at the neighbours is measured and logged, because it will be disputed.
Barriers, signage and cable protection are part of the technical build. Whatever separates the public from working areas goes in before opening, never during.