Solutions for sports events
Audiovisual production for an immersive spectator experience.
What we do differently for a sporting event
This format asks you to be ready long before you are useful. Three things follow.
Everything gets built off the field of play
Positions, cable routes and technical zones drawn outside the regulated perimeter, on a plan approved by the operator before any gear arrives. Whatever has to cross goes overhead or under protection.
The ceremony exists in three versions
One for each plausible ending, built and rehearsed in advance. Switching between them happens on one word, with nobody having to think.
The safety announcement outranks the show
The message path is independent of the entertainment path, and it is tested with a full house. An entertainment system going down is one problem; an inaudible evacuation message is another.
What we bring in most often, and why
Audiovisual production
An arena needs an image visible from everywhere and sound intelligible under a roaring crowd, two problems solved together or not at all. And both have to stay usable through overtime nobody planned for.
Equipment rental
A tournament ties up gear for a week without knowing which day will be the heaviest. What matters is holding the full period and keeping replacement stock on site, not the daily rate.
Technical support
A crew present from the first warm-up to the last presentation, including the long hours when nothing happens. That is exactly what is being paid for: being there at the moment that could not be put on a schedule.
What an arena or a stadium needs
Browse the catalogueCoverage distributed around the bowl rather than a frontal system, tuned to stay intelligible when the crowd covers everything. Announcement microphones have their own path to the speakers, independent of the music.
Surfaces readable from the opposite stand, so sized on the longest sightline rather than the average. Scoreboard and entertainment share the control position but never the same source, so one failure does not take both.
Points taken from the building structure rather than the floor, because the floor is the field. Loads are validated with the operator, and unused points stay in place between competitions rather than being rebuilt each time.
What separates the public from the field is part of the technical install as much as the sound. Barriers, floor marking and cable protection go in before doors, never during.