When the stage is big, your screen needs to be bigger and smarter. At large-scale conferences, your LED wall isn’t just a screen… It’s the focal point. It’s where your keynote speakers shine, your brand visuals pop, and your audience keeps their eyes locked. But getting it right isn’t just
A shell scheme is a ready-made exhibition booth with aluminium poles, white wall panels, carpet, and lighting. It’s a blank canvas that every exhibitor receives; the difference between ordinary and outstanding comes down to design. If you’ve ever walked into an exhibition hall, you’ve seen them: rows of identical booths
You walk into the venue, and the walls are moving, almost breathing. The floor shimmers like a tide pulling back to sea, and the stage lifts into a city skyline just as the keynote begins. For a moment, the room forgets it is a room at all. People stop talking.
Hiring a professional indoor big screen helps your event look sharp, run smoothly, and keep people engaged, no matter the room size. These screens offer high brightness, flexible sizing, and a smooth set-up by trained AV technicians. They’re perfect for conferences, trade shows, launches, or any event where your message
Imagine you walk into a grand ballroom buzzing with energy. The lights dim, music starts to build, and suddenly an LED screen lights up with your brand’s logo in bold, bright colours.A product video plays, high-resolution and crystal-clear. Everyone’s eyes are on the screen. And just like that, you’ve got
The average LED screen rental cost in London ranges between £250 and £4,000 per day, depending on size, pixel pitch, duration, and installation complexity. Small indoor displays for meetings or trade booths cost around £250–£400, while large outdoor LED walls for conferences or festivals can exceed £3,000. Quotes are typically
When people walk into an event, they might notice the lights, the stage, or the seating. But what they really remember is how the event sounded. Was the speaker clear? Could everyone hear the music? Did the sound feel balanced and smooth? These questions matter more than people think. That’s
You’ve seen it before. An LED screen that’s too small to read from the back or too big takes over the stage. It’s not just a design mistake, it’s a missed opportunity. Because at live events, screen size isn’t just about filling a space; it’s about getting your message across.
Your brand’s message needs to stay consistent, and your visuals need to pop. Your audio needs to be crisp and clear, while the lighting should make your logo glow just right. And most importantly, everything must work together seamlessly. Behind this magic? AV equipment logistics. Managing AV logistics across multiple
