Indoor LED Walls
The keynote and ballroom workhorse — seamless with the front row close and the camera closer, delivered through the freight elevator and standing before your rehearsal starts.
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LA-based and producing coast to coast, we’ve mastered every venue type — from outdoor festivals to high-security corporate summits.
We don’t just drop off equipment — we engineer the full experience. Our crew manages design, setup, programming, and teardown so you never lift a finger.
Our LED production has powered experiences for Netflix, Universal, Adidas, Hilton, and more. When top brands need show-stopping visuals, they call us.
No surprise fees. No fine print. Just clear quotes with flexible packages that scale to your event and budget. LED wall rentals typically start at $5,000.
LED solutions
From packed arenas to intimate boardrooms, we build and operate LED displays tailored to your venue, audience, and creative vision.
A process built so nothing is left to chance between the booking and the strike.
Tell us the venue, the date, and the scope. We come back fast with a clear, itemized quote — no guesswork, no padding.
We walk the venue or the plans — power, rigging points, sightlines, load-in paths. The spec on paper matches what shows up.
Every wall and rig is tested in our shop before it leaves. We deliver, rig, and program ahead of doors — never against the clock.
A dedicated tech stays on-site for the full run of show — content, redundancy, real-time fixes. We stay through strike.
Indoors, there’s nowhere for the wall to hide.
The front row sits close, the IMAG camera gets closer, and hotel ballroom light does the picture no favors. Indoor builds are speced for exactly that scrutiny: fine-pitch panels that stay seamless at conversation distance, contrast that keeps blacks black under chandeliers and stage wash, and a build plan that respects the venue’s realities — freight elevators, ceiling heights, house power — before the truck ever leaves our shop.
The room, answered
Pitch is the spacing between pixels, and it’s the spec most vendors either oversell or undersell. The rule is simple: the closer your nearest viewer — or camera — gets, the tighter the pitch has to be for the picture to stay seamless. A wall that looks flawless from forty feet can read as a grid from ten, and a keynote with front-row seating is exactly the room where that shows.
So we don’t quote pitch from a menu. We ask where your closest seat is, whether there’s IMAG or a stream, and how the room is lit — then spec the tightest pitch the moment demands and nothing you’re paying for that nobody can see. You get the reasoning with the quote, so when another bid comes in cheaper on a coarser pitch, you’ll know exactly what that number left out.
Pitch is speced to your nearest viewer, not to what’s on the shelf — seamless at the distance your audience actually sits.
A lens gets closer than any guest. If the event is filmed or streamed, the camera plan sets the spec.
Tighter pitch costs more. We’ll tell you when it matters — and when it’s money better spent on lighting.
On the floor
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Keynotes · Ballrooms · Broadcast
The wall carries the slides, the speaker, and the brand at once — so it’s sized to the last row, balanced against the room’s light, and run through a rehearsal with your actual content before doors. Confidence monitors and IMAG tie in without a seam.
Ballrooms fight you quietly: freight elevators with booking windows, ceilings that rule out flying, floors that can’t be marked, house power that’s already spoken for. We plan all four on the site walk, then ground-support the wall cleanly — no drama at the dock, no marks at strike.
When the wall is going through a lens, the standard changes: matched panel batches so color holds edge to edge, refresh rates the camera can’t catch flickering, and brightness set to camera exposure at rehearsal — not eyeballed from the back of the room.
Know what you’re asking for
Indoor walls live close to people and close to cameras, which is where most of the specification pressure comes from. Here’s what each decision changes in a Los Angeles ballroom or broadcast room. Everything below is ours, tested in the shop before it ships.
Panels at roughly 1.2–2.6mm, where individual LEDs stop being resolvable at normal viewing distance.
Ask for it when: Keynotes, broadcast sets, and any wall the front row or a long lens gets close to.
The shimmering interference pattern that appears when a camera sensor and the LED grid fight each other.
Ask for it when: Any filmed wall. It’s solved with the right pitch and camera distance, not fixed in post.
How fast the panel redraws. Too low and the camera captures horizontal banding across the wall.
Ask for it when: Anything recorded or streamed — including a phone in the audience. Ask for the number, not just “broadcast grade”.
Matching the wall’s output to the rest of the camera package so it doesn’t sit blue or green against the room.
Ask for it when: Multi-camera shows. An uncalibrated wall is the reason a cut from stage to screen looks like two different events.
How high the wall’s top edge sits, limited by the ceiling and by the rigging above it.
Ask for it when: Early. Low ballroom ceilings cap wall height long before budget does, and it changes the whole content layout.
The weight carried by each individual rigging point, rather than the wall’s total weight.
Ask for it when: Any flown wall. Venues rate points individually, and a wall that’s fine in total can still exceed a single point.
How much house and stage light spills onto the wall, washing out contrast.
Ask for it when: Rooms with big windows or bright general light. It often decides brightness spec more than the panel choice does.
How precisely cabinets align. Millimetres of misalignment read as visible lines under close viewing.
Ask for it when: Fine-pitch walls especially. The closer the audience, the more a build-quality shortcut shows.
Panels that can be maintained from the front, with no space needed behind the wall.
Ask for it when: Walls flat against a back wall or in a tight room, where there’s simply no room to get behind.
Matching your content’s pixel dimensions to the wall’s actual resolution, one to one.
Ask for it when: Always. Native-resolution content is the cheapest possible upgrade to how a wall looks.
The weight a ground-stacked wall puts on the floor, concentrated under its feet.
Ask for it when: Upper floors, raised floors, and historic buildings — where the venue will ask, and should.
How to spec it
Pitch is the number that moves an LED quote most, and it is set by one thing: how close the nearest viewer gets. Buying finer than the room needs is money spent on resolution nobody is close enough to see.
Pricing, explained
Indoor LED quotes diverge on five things, and pitch is only the first of them.
Finer panels cost materially more per square foot. The room decides how fine you actually need — not the budget.
Priced by the cabinet, so size moves in increments. A wall two cabinets wider is a real step, not a rounding.
Flying needs points, motors, and a load calc; ground support is cheaper but takes floor space and can block sightlines.
A mirrored backup processor is a line item, and it is the one that decides whether a fault is a glitch or a dead screen.
A wall held over a rehearsal day and a show day costs more than a same-day in-and-out, and rehearsal is usually worth it.
Send the room and the seating plan. The quote comes back itemized by panel, structure, processing, and crew.
The reliability question
The ballroom’s light washes the picture out
Brightness and contrast are balanced to the room’s real ambient light on the site walk — not to a spec sheet.
The freight elevator can’t fit the build
Panels are modular and the load-in is planned to the venue’s actual elevator, dock, and window before we quote.
The house breaker trips mid-keynote
We bring our own distribution with headroom — the wall never negotiates with the coffee station for power.
The front row counts pixels
Pitch is speced to your closest seat and the camera plan, confirmed standing in the room.
Portfolio
How we’ve helped brands and event planners put on shows that didn’t miss a cue.
Concert Production
The challenge
A nationally televised dance competition needed a massive LED stage backdrop with rapid content switching for 20+ performances across a two-day event.
The solution
Multi-panel LED configuration spanning 60 feet wide, real-time media-server management, redundant processing, and a dedicated show caller.
The result
Zero technical issues across 40+ hours of live production, featured on a broadcast seen by millions.
Corporate Keynote
The challenge
A Fortune 500 tech company needed a high-resolution LED backdrop for a hybrid live-streamed keynote in a venue with difficult ambient light and tight load-in windows.
The solution
Custom curved 40-foot LED wall at 2.6mm pixel pitch, full content management, redundant processing, and on-site technical direction for the run of show.
The result
Flawless broadcast to 10,000+ virtual attendees and zero technical issues on the floor. The client rebooked for three additional events.
Everything you need to know about putting your show in our hands. Can’t find your answer here?
Close — that’s what fine pitch is for. We spec the panel to your nearest seat and the camera plan so the front row sees a picture, not pixels. Tell us the room layout and we’ll confirm it on the site walk.
Verified Google reviews from the people who put their show in our hands.
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Tell us the room, the date, and the camera plan. We’ll spec the wall to the space and come back with one itemized number.
