Live Production

When it comes to live production, there are no one-size-fits-all solutions.

If your company is looking for production staffing support, they'll typically run into 3 types of production staffing arrangements: recruitment-based, full outsourcing, and day hires.

We’re all familiar with this Murphy dude and his infamous law: What can go wrong, will go wrong.

A little over a year ago we blogged about our strategic decision not to own production equipment.

After a brief trip to New York, the Grammy Awards are back in Los Angeles in 2019, garnering plenty of buzz and media attention.

We’re gearing up for our 3rd consecutive year of live production at San Diego Comic-Con.

San Diego Comic-Con is right around the corner and we’re in full pre-production mode, planning several live productions for this year’s event.

Video games have progressed dramatically since the first consoles made their way into homes in the 1970s.

The Electronic Entertainment Expo – more commonly referred to as E3 – is an annual trade show event for the video game industry held each June at the LA Convention Center.

We always say that no two projects are the same.

There is a lot to consider when it comes to booking the right production staff for your project.

We had the pleasure of putting together a live production at SXSW for Mashable in 2017.

If you work in the media industry or tech sector, chances are you circle the dates for SXSW in your calendar every year.