Cost scales with pixel pitch, square footage, rigging method, duration, and labor market in your metro. We return a fully itemized quote within 24 hours of receiving your brief.
Viewing distance drives pitch selection. A rule of thumb: P2.6 works well from 8–30ft, P3.9 from 12–60ft, and P1.5 for close-up broadcast or virtual production. We'll recommend the right pitch once we know your venue layout.
Yes. Most modular LED panels support concave and convex curves. Extreme angles require structural engineering, which we handle through our regional production teams.
We can. We work with motion designers for looping backdrops, speaker name graphics, lower thirds, and event branding — or we ingest your team's content and optimize it for the panel's resolution and color profile.
Our standard turnaround is 24 hours from brief receipt. For active production timelines with a hard deadline, call us directly.
Yes. Outdoor-rated P3.9 and P6.6 panels are available across our network. They're weatherproof, run at 5,000–7,000 nits for sunlight readability, and mount to ground-support or structural truss.
Backup panels and a spare processor are staged on-site for every wall we deliver. Our technician resolves hardware issues without interrupting the program.
HDMI, SDI, DisplayPort, and NDI. We carry scan converters and redundant signal paths. If your broadcast or playback system uses a non-standard format, tell us in the brief and we'll accommodate.
Yes. For flown walls, we coordinate structural engineering letters and venue rigging approvals through our project management workflow.
Two to four weeks is comfortable for most events. Peak season (September–November, January–March) compresses availability, so earlier is better. We can turn around short-notice requests — call to discuss.