The logistics
Separate vendors, separate plans and cues that do not match, all due on the same day.
Live event production · Led by Joshua Jackson
Experienced leadership. Coordinated production.
One lead for your audio, lighting, LED video, staging, cameras and broadcast, so your event runs as one show.
It starts behind a board.
Corporate venuesGraduationsConcerts and festivalsTournament broadcastLivestreams
The challenge
A live event has a lot of moving parts. Too often, nobody is holding all of them.
Sound, lighting, screens, cameras and staging usually come from different crews who meet for the first time at load-in. When they do not line up, the audience can feel it.
The worry
You are responsible for the room and you cannot be everywhere. It is hard to relax until the show is over.
The standard
The people in your room should not notice the technology. They should feel the event.
Your guide
I have stood on both sides of the stage.
I started working in production as a teenager behind a Yamaha analog soundboard in church. Since then I have played music, operated systems, led an installation, supported tournament broadcast workflows and worked alongside production crews. That experience helps me understand what an event needs and who to bring together.
- Since high schoolWorking in production, starting on an analog soundboard
- Worship teamsGuitarist, pianist and drummer, reading music and playing rhythm-section roles
- 2023Led a church sound-system installation with a Yamaha DM7 and Dante-based equipment, hiring the project manager and installers
- 2024 to 2025Tournament broadcast support through Total Tournament Solutions, including feeds to Golf Channel and ESPN
- Partner eventsCorporate venues, graduations, staging, rigging, cameras, LED walls, IMAG and livestreaming
Understanding the stage. Connecting the systems. Leading the team.
What we bring
Six departments. One plan.
Partner equipment and specialist crews are assembled around each event, and one lead keeps them aligned.
Audio
Speakers, monitors and mixing positions planned for the room and the performers.
Lighting
Stage light that looks right in the room and on camera.
LED video
LED walls and IMAG sized for your sightlines.
Staging
Stages, truss and rigging laid out with every other department in mind.
Cameras
Operators and positions chosen for the program and the screens.
Broadcast
Feeds routed to livestreams and broadcast partners.
How it works
Three steps to a coordinated production.
- 1
Tell us about your event
Call or send the form. We ask about your goal, your audience and your venue.
- 2
Get one clear plan
We assemble the partner equipment and specialist crews and give you a single plan for every department.
- 3
Relax on show day
One lead on site keeps everything on the same page from load-in to the final cue.
What changes
From managing vendors to hosting your own event.
Without one lead
- Departments working from different plans
- Cues that do not line up
- A room that feels disconnected
- You troubleshooting during your own event
With Diamond Level
- One production plan that everyone follows
- Audio, video and cameras cued together
- A room that looks and sounds like one show
- You free to focus on your guests
From the field
Real rooms, real stages.
Graduations, festival stages, corporate rooms and tournament media centers we have worked in with our partners.
Plan your production
Let’s plan your production.
Call and talk it through, or send the details and we will come back to you.
Call now(209) 821-2594