The things clients actually ask before a first project. If yours is not here, that is what the contact page is for.
Both. Agencies are our priority relationship, and we are entirely comfortable working white-label behind one, but brands are just as welcome to come to us directly for on-site execution.
No. Creative direction and principal design stay with the agency or client. We are the on-site execution partner: build, rig, install, de-rig and staff.
Yes, and early. A render that looks perfect can still be structurally, financially or logistically unbuildable as drawn. Better to hear that at feasibility stage than at load-in.
As standard. Your idea, your client, our on-site execution. We do not use a project as a way to bypass an agency and go direct to their client.
Earlier than you think, particularly if there is anything structural, power-related or venue-compliance heavy involved. Get in touch with a rough brief even before it is finished; that is exactly when the feasibility conversation is most useful.
It happens constantly, and it is fine, but it gets costed and agreed properly rather than absorbed quietly. Nobody's budget benefits from pretending a late change is free.
We are based in Leeds and work UK-wide as standard. Get in touch if your project is in Europe and we will talk through what is involved.
No fixed minimum. A single install or de-rig job is a perfectly good way to start a relationship before committing to a bigger build.
Both technical crew (keeping the physical build running) and guest-facing staff (running the activation for the people walking through it), priced day rate per role. Full detail on the Run page.
Where it makes sense, yes. It is handled as part of the de-rig and logistics scope rather than treated as an afterthought once the show is packed away.
These questions cannot cover every project. Send us yours and we will answer it properly, not with a template.
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