Hiring the kit
Projection, sound, LED and lighting, and how to specify them for a room you have not stood in yet.
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Interpretation equipment rental in Singapore
Booths, consoles, relay and receivers. The kit behind simultaneous interpretation, line by line, and the decision each line hides.
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Projection mapping in Singapore: when it pays
Mapping is projection shaped to an object rather than a screen. When that earns the content budget, and when a big flat image does the job.
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Theatre style seating and the AV it needs
The seating plan gets decided before anyone calls the AV supplier, and it quietly decides the screens, the speakers and the microphones.
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Podium and rostrum rental in Singapore
The most photographed object at a corporate event, and usually the least specified. What sits on it, and what the front of it is worth.
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Confidence monitors: what the speaker sees
A speaker who turns round to read their slide loses the room and the microphone at once. What the screen in front of them should show, and where it goes.
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Microphone rental in Singapore: channel count
The number that sets the rig is not how many microphones you need. It is how many have to be open at the same time.
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Truss rental in Singapore: what it holds up
Lights and screens have to hang off something, and the room usually decides whether that hangs or stands. Span, height and load, in that order.
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Lighting rental in Singapore: faces on camera
Stage wash, uplighting and moving heads do three different jobs. Only one of them decides whether the recording is usable.
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LED wall rental in Singapore: pitch and price
Pitch follows how close the front row sits. Sizing follows the back row. The build needs the room before the room is ready.
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Live streaming services in Singapore
Remote viewers get sound from the desk, not from a camera at the back. That one decision separates a stream people stay on from one they leave.
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Stage rental in Singapore: risers and rigging
Overruns come from load-in and power, not from kit. What a stage build actually needs from the room, and what decides the sightlines.
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Sound system rental in Singapore: sizing it
Headcount is the first number people give us and the least useful. Room shape and open channel count decide the rig.
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Projector rental in Singapore: what to ask for
Ambient light, throw distance and the back row decide the projector. The lumens figure falls out at the end, not the start.
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Projector screen rental in Singapore
The screen is sized from the back row, not the stage, and a wide room often needs more than one. What decides the screen before anyone picks a projector.
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Pillar guide
Simultaneous interpretation in Singapore: booths
Booths, sightlines, floor space and a clean feed off the desk. What to plan for, and where hiring the equipment stops and hiring the interpreters starts.
Quotes and suppliers
Choosing an AV company in Singapore, and what its quote should already cover.
By event type
What a particular kind of event asks for, from the AV side rather than the event plan.
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Town hall meeting AV: Q&A and remote staff
Leadership on stage, open questions from the floor, and staff watching from other offices. The AV that makes all three work.
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AV for a dinner and dance in Singapore
Sound for a band is not sound for speeches, screens have to read from the back tables, and the room has to photograph. The AV side of a D and D.
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Roadshow AV in Singapore: one rig, five venues
A roadshow is the same event several times over, and the only thing that changes is the room. Design for the worst venue rather than the first.