Lighting Solutions
Great lighting doesn’t just brighten a room; it sets the mood, focuses attention, and makes transitions and cues feel natural and seamless.. Lighting really is the simplest way to make your event feel intentional and immersive. Bright, even lighting on a stage is also recommended whenever cameras are rolling - they love light!
Starting at
$450
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All of our production packages guarantee a simple and easy planning process, and all included in one simple price. See our Preliminary Terms and Conditions for Production Packages. to see all additional fees.
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✅ Delivery
✅ Setup
✅ Operation
✅ Strike
✅ Pickup
✅ Post-production
Stage Washes
Make the stage stand out from its surroundings
Enable those in the back to make out details
Ensure video cameras produce a consistent, colorful, clean image
Fade and color light as needed during different sections of the event
Up-lighting
Sets the tone of the event
Creates an exciting atmosphere in even the most basic rooms
Can change color and fade with other stage lighting
Can go on stage behind the talent or around rooms
When planning stage lighting, especially when cameras are rolling, getting adequate light is essential.
First, a footcandle (FC) is a unit that measures how much light actually reaches a surface—like your stage. One footcandle equals the light of one lumen per square foot. So while “lumens” describe the total light a fixture produces, footcandles tell us how much of that light is usable on the stage.
For clean, professional-looking video with modern cameras, you generally need around 60–70 footcandles at the presenter or performer’s position. Occasionally, ambient light can already provide this, but often not. For a really well-lit stage that “pops” both in person and on camera, we recommend 120-200 footcandles of even wash lighting across the stage area. This is the standard in most theater and corporate settings today.
Stage lighting isn’t just about brightness; it’s about control. Need to fade lights smoothly for a video or cue transitions between presentations? A lighting rig lets you do that seamlessly. Want color ambiance between sessions? Change hues at the press of a button. Stage lights also provide consistent coverage focused only on the stage, unlike room lights, which are often uneven, flicker-prone, mismatched in color temperature, and can cause issues on camera.
We offer on-site light level readings and light analysis as part of our site visits. Using a light meter, we’ll measure how much illumination your stage area naturally receives, or how much the room lighting does for it, and let you know if additional lighting is necessary. This helps avoid guesswork and ensures your event looks great.