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Live Technical Production

Corporate Events

We coordinate sound, lighting, video, staging, playback, and crew around the run of show and the people responsible for delivering it.

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Before the audience

Rehearsal is where the departments become one show.

The room may look ready while cue ownership, playback, presenter inputs, camera coverage, audio feeds, and recovery paths remain unresolved.

Technical rehearsal brings the run of show into the actual venue and gives every department the same operating assumptions before the live moment.

The show-day sequence.

Each milestone closes a different class of risk before the audience enters.

  1. 01

    Advance

  2. 02

    Load-in

  3. 03

    Line check

  4. 04

    Rehearsal

  5. 05

    Show

  6. 06

    Strike

One control structure. Clear department ownership.

  • Audience and room coverage
  • Presenter inputs and playback
  • Audio zones and press feeds
  • Lighting positions and looks
  • Cue ownership
  • Backup systems
01

Technical direction

Plan, cue structure, department coordination, recovery decisions

02

Audio

Speech, playback, room mix, press feeds, stream mix

03

Lighting

Stage visibility, camera exposure, looks, cue execution

04

Video

Cameras, switching, displays, graphics, playback, recording

05

Streaming

Encoders, platforms, remote feeds, monitoring, redundancy

What gets handed off before doors.

Plans, cues, department ownership, signal paths, and recovery decisions are resolved before the audience enters.

  • Technical planning
  • Audio, lighting, and video
  • Staging and displays
  • Playback and graphics
  • Show calling and cueing
  • Production crew

Project planning

Questions about corporate events.

How early should technical planning begin?

As soon as the venue, audience, program format, presentation requirements, and show-critical moments are known.

Can JAZ work with venue equipment and vendors?

Yes. We define responsibilities, interfaces, testing requirements, and escalation across venue and outside teams.

Does the scope include rehearsals?

Yes. Technical and presenter rehearsals are planned around the program risk, available venue time, and required transitions.

Can the event be recorded or streamed?

Yes. Program recording, isolated cameras, presentation feeds, streaming, and deliverable requirements are planned with the live show.

Bring us the real conditions.

Tell us about the space, users, timing, and required result. We will tell you what needs to happen next.

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