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Our lighting worlds
Each type of lighting answers a different intention: create an atmosphere, highlight, reveal architecture or surprise.
Ambient lighting
Coloured uplighting, LED wash, festoon lights and warm tones to dress a room and create an atmosphere.
Learn more →Stage lighting
Front light, backlight, profile spots and followspot to make faces readable and sculpt volumes on stage.
Learn more →Architectural lighting
Illumination of facades, patios, arcades and gardens to reveal the heritage of a venue.
Learn more →Moving heads, wash & beam
Motorised fixtures for dynamic effects, aerial beams and musical sequences.
Learn more →Effect machines
Haze, low fog, cold sparks and confetti for the highlights of your programme.
Learn more →Structures & rigging
Aluminium truss, lifting stands and totems to install lighting at height safely.
Learn more →A lighting plan, not a pile of fixtures
Renting ten moving heads does not make good lighting. What matters is intention: where the eye should settle, which volumes to reveal, which colour carries the identity of the event, which moments must shift from one atmosphere to another.
So we build a lighting plan from your run of show: welcome light, reception atmosphere, speech lighting that stays compatible with video capture, the highlight of the dance floor opening, then a return to an end-of-evening mood.
The operator, conductor of the evening
All our jobs with dynamic lighting include an operator at the desk. They move through lighting states at the rhythm of the programme, follow the master of ceremonies, adjust intensities according to daylight and coordinate with the sound position.
A lighting plan that is programmed but not operated always produces the same fault: atmospheres out of step with what is actually happening in the room.
Included in our lighting services
- Lighting plan built from your run of show
- Rigging structures and certified lifting
- Programming of DMX states and memories
- Lighting operator at the desk during the event
- Sized and protected power distribution
- Compatibility with photo and video capture
Frequently asked questions
What is the difference between ambient and stage lighting?
Ambient lighting dresses the venue — walls, tables, volumes — to create an atmosphere. Stage lighting lights the people on stage so they can be seen and filmed properly. A good event needs both.
Does lighting get in the way of the photographer and videographer?
Badly set, yes: saturated colours, backlight, flicker. We set the colour temperatures and the frequency of our LEDs to stay compatible with capture.
Is a special power supply required?
Our LED stock draws little power, but a full rig needs a dedicated, protected distribution. We check available power at the technical visit.
An event to amplify or to light?
Tell us your venue, your date and your guest count: we send you a costed technical proposal within 24 hours.