Service-tier starting prices for club nights, festivals, corporate launches and weddings. Every show is custom-quoted against your brief — these are the numbers we start from.
Capacity: Up to 1,000
Capacity: 1,000 to 25,000
Capacity: Any
Capacity: Any
Bigger crowds need beam fixtures that read from the back of the field, more strobe channels and louder atmospheric effects. Rig spec and crew count scale with the capacity, not just the headline act.
Outdoor adds ground support trussing, weather-rated power distribution and IP-rated fixtures. A 30–50 percent uplift over an indoor brief of equivalent fixture count is typical for the same content.
Audience-scanning needs MPE calculations to BS EN 60825, beam-termination drawings, a Laser Safety Officer on the day and a method statement signed before doors. That paperwork is built into the line, not added later.
Mapping playback is one line — content development is another. We run playback in disguise, Resolume or MadMapper from supplied files. Original content from a motion design studio is quoted separately.
Pre-rig days, rehearsal days, weather standby days and strike days each carry their own day rate. We quote each day separately so the schedule is transparent before contract.
EU legs add ATA carnet paperwork, owned-fleet transport, crew accommodation and per-diem rates by territory. The total is quoted per leg, not stacked on a day rate.
Kit arrives in a van. You provide the designer, the programmer, the operator, the build crew and the paperwork. Lowest invoice line, highest operator risk on your side.
Kit plus a single technician who runs setup. You still own the design and the show file. Works for small briefs, breaks down past 1,000-capacity rooms.
One brief, one quote, one truck, one team. Design, pre-vis, build, programming, operate, strike. Two operators above 1,000 cap. CSCS crew. RAMS and LSO sign-off included. No middlemen, no margin stacking.
Read more on the process page, or browse the pricing guides for service-by-service breakdowns.