Event production blog
What we learn staging events in Mallorca: audiovisual technology, stage design and organisation, with examples from real projects.
From 3D render to finished stage: how a set gets built
Before a single piece is cut, the stage already exists on a computer. What we decide in the render, what happens next in the drawings and the workshop, and what changes once the build begins.
How to organise a congress at the Palma Congress Centre
We have an office inside the Palma Congress Centre and have produced institutional meetings, thousand-person conventions and medical congresses there. What is worth sorting out before the delegates arrive.
Hybrid events in Mallorca: sound, cameras and streaming
A hybrid event has two audiences, and the one outside only gets what goes through the microphones and cameras. What we keep in mind so the signal reaches them properly.
LED screen or projector: which suits each event
It depends on the light in the room, the distance to the back row and what will be shown. This is how we decide, with set-ups we have done in Palma.
Lighting for gala dinners: when the light is the decoration
In some Mallorca venues the architecture already does most of the work and the lighting does the rest. How we approach lighting a gala dinner, with examples at Son Termes, Galdent and Bellver Castle.
Modular stage design for corporate events
A corporate stage doesn't have to be a one-off that gets thrown away at the end. How we combine modular systems, custom-made pieces and materials that can be put up again.
Regatta parties and nautical events in Mallorca: what to plan for
Building next to the water has its own rules: sun, wind, salt air and an audience coming straight off the boats. What we have learnt at regatta parties in Palma and Puerto Portals.
What to tell an event production company before asking for a quote
A good brief saves weeks of back and forth. This is the list of what we find useful to know when someone asks us for a quote, and why each point changes the result.