- PRODUCE
Technical event production, run by the team that designed and built the event.
Audio, lighting, video, LED, staging, live streaming, show calling — delivered at the scale you need, from boardroom meetings to concert-caliber general sessions.
- What Production Means Here
Technical production is the third leg — not the only leg
A lot of companies call themselves “event production” but only deliver the technical layer — the sound, the lights, the screens. That’s not wrong; it’s just incomplete. At Extraordinary, technical production is the third leg of a three-legged stool: design, build, produce. It’s what happens when our creative direction meets our in-house builds meets our engineering team on show day.
The benefit isn’t just that we run a cleaner show (though we do). It’s that the same team that designed the keynote stage knows exactly how it needs to be lit, mixed, and cued. Nothing gets lost in translation because there’s no translation happening.
- What we do
Technical production services
Audio & Sound
Line arrays, point-source systems, wireless mic packages, in-ear monitors, mixing consoles, and the engineering expertise to make every voice clear and every note right.
Video & LED
LED video walls, projection, multi-camera switching, IMAG, confidence monitors, content playback, and broadcast-quality video systems.
Lighting
Stage lighting, intelligent fixtures, wash and key light for camera, architectural lighting, uplighting, gobos, and full lighting design.
Staging
Custom stages built in our own shop, modular deck systems, risers, runways, thrust configurations, scenic-integrated staging.
Live Streaming & Hybrid
Multi-camera live streams, broadcast-grade hybrid event production, platform integration, remote speaker integration, and virtual-event engineering.
Special FX
Atmospheric effects, cold sparks, confetti, haze, pyro coordination, and cue-synced spectacle.
- WHO WE SERVE
From boardroom to concert stage
Small Meetings & Boardrooms
10–50 attendees. Clean audio, camera-ready lighting, clean video conferencing or streaming.
Mid-Size Conferences
50–500 attendees. Branded stage, LED walls, multi-speaker audio packages, breakout rooms.
Large-Format General Sessions
500–5,000 attendees. Concert-scale rigging, large-format LED, line-array audio, broadcast camera packages.
Concerts &
Festivals
Outdoor or arena-scale. Touring-grade rigging, FOH and monitor engineering, stage management.
- Show Calling & Production Management
The part buyers forget to ask about: show calling and production management
Gear is the easy part. Running the show is where most events make or break their reputation. Every Extraordinary event gets a dedicated production manager who owns the project from pre-production through strike, and a show caller — a real human on headset — calling every cue, every transition, every speaker walk-on. It’s the discipline most AV-only vendors don’t provide and most clients don’t know to ask for.
This is the difference between a corporate event that feels professional and one that feels nervous. Our producers rehearse your show the day before, so your CEO doesn’t walk out to a dead mic and your honoree doesn’t walk out to the wrong cue.
- The Integration Advantage
Why our production runs cleaner than production from an AV-only vendor
The reason this works isn’t magic; it’s proximity. When the same company designs the environment, builds the environment, and produces the show inside the environment, you eliminate the single biggest source of event-day chaos: vendors who don’t know each other’s work.
Our lighting designer doesn’t have to guess what scenic looks like, because our scenic designer sat next to her while she specced it. Our audio engineer doesn’t have to make room for cable paths, because our fabrication shop already routed them into the build. Our show caller already rehearsed with the people who know every piece of the environment — because they work here too.
An AV-only vendor has to build all of this understanding in the four days before your event. We build it over the entire project lifecycle.
- Start Your Project
Production that's part of a whole event — not a vendor on a call sheet.
Tell us about your event. If the fit is right, we’ll quote the full production. If the fit means we should be doing the design and build too, we’ll tell you that honestly.