Lighting is the difference between a lit room and a staged event. We draw the lighting plot, rig the fixtures and the sound system, then operate the whole thing live from the control position — so every moment of your programme gets the atmosphere it deserves.
A lighting plot, not a pile of fixtures
Before rigging we draw the plot: front light so faces read on camera, back light to lift silhouettes off the background, sides for depth, and effects for the key moments. Every fixture has a job. That is what separates a lit stage from a stage that is merely switched on.
Sound is sized to the room, not to the budget
A 200-seat conference room and a 5,000-strong outdoor field do not call for the same system. We calculate coverage so the back row hears as well as the front without punishing the middle — and we coordinate radio frequencies so a mic never drops out mid-speech.
One desk, one operator, one cue list
We build a cue list with you: which lighting state for arrivals, for the chairman's address, for the product reveal, for the party. The operator follows it live and adapts when the programme slips — because a programme always slips.
Frequently asked questions about this service
Yes, always for lighting and sound. An operator stays at the desk for the full duration — it is not an optional line in our quotes.
Yes. Lighting for camera has its own constraints (consistent colour temperature, no flicker, adequate front light level). Tell us in advance and the plot accounts for it.
Up to 24 frequency-coordinated channels. Beyond that we run a dedicated frequency plan, particularly in dense urban areas like Casablanca.
Yes, with booths and infrared receivers for multilingual conferences and seminars. It is a frequent requirement on our institutional events.
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