Stage design
Stage size, height and position planned for sightlines, cameras and program flow.
Head rigger
Staging + Rigging
Stages, truss, rigging and technical infrastructure designed around venue and production requirements.
Overview
Everything else hangs on this.
Staging and rigging are the structure the rest of the production depends on. Line arrays, LED walls, lighting truss and scenic elements all need to be supported safely, placed for sightlines and built within the venue’s rules and load limits.
Diamond Level plans stages, risers, ramps, truss and flown systems with the full production in mind, coordinating rigging points, load paths and build schedules with the venue.
Rigging is handled by qualified crews, and outdoor structures are planned for the site and weather.
How we design it
Planned with the whole production.
Flown systems
Rigging plans for PA, LED and lighting based on venue points and load requirements.
Ground support + roofs
Structures for outdoor events planned for the site and weather conditions.
Accessibility
Ramps, stairs and staging built for accessible stage access where required.
Questions
Frequently asked questions.
Can you hang LED and PA in our venue?
That depends on the venue’s rigging points and rules. We review venue requirements and plan flown or ground-supported systems accordingly.
Do you provide stages for outdoor events?
Yes. Outdoor stages and roofs are planned for the site, the audience and weather.
Can the stage be accessible?
Yes. Ramps and access points can be planned into the stage design.
Where it’s used
Productions that rely on it.
Need this on your next event?
We plan every department together, so this capability fits the rest of your production from the start.
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