Lighting design
Light with a signature.
We design light around your music, not around a fixture list. Rig concept, plot, looks and previz — one designer's hand from the first sketch to the last blackout.
The approach
Music first. Hardware second.
A good lighting design starts long before the plot. We listen to the record, walk the venue and talk to the artist about what each song has to feel like from the last row. Only then do we choose fixtures.
The result is a rig with a point of view: a shape the audience remembers, looks that belong to your show only, and a design that scales — the same visual language works in a 2,000-cap hall and an arena.
- Rig concept and stage look, sketched and 3D-rendered
- Fixture plots, patch and power documentation for the local crew
- Full 3D previsualisation — approve the show before load-in
- Designs that travel: adaptation for every venue on the routing
Design process
Four weeks, four gates.
A typical arena design timeline. Shorter is possible — we have rebuilt a full arena rig from scratch in six days — but this is the comfortable road.
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Listen & sketch
Setlist, references, venue drawings. We come back with a concept: the shape of the rig and the story of the show.
Week 1 · concept deck -
Plot & budget
Fixture plot, rigging and power plan, and an honest cost estimate against the local rental market.
Week 2 · plot + estimate -
Previz
The whole show rendered in 3D, song by song. You sign off on looks while changes still cost nothing.
Week 3 · 3D sign-off -
Deliver
Final plots and showfile handed over — or we stay on and program and operate it ourselves.
Week 4 · handover / crew
Tell us about your show.
Send the date, the venue and the idea — we come back with a concept and a straight answer on cost.