top of page
Image by Raymond Yeung

Technical Event Production
London.

The technical production behind your event is either invisible or it is the story. When it works, nobody notices it. When it does not, nobody notices anything else. Studio Cube delivers lighting, sound, video and staging for events across London that work exactly as they should, every time. So your message lands the way it was intended.

500+

EVENTS DELIVERED

20+

YEARS EXPERIENCE

100+

HAPPY CUSTOMERS

Brand Ambassadors.jpg

WHAT IS TECHNICAL EVENT PRODUCTION

What technical production actually means for your event.

Technical event production is the discipline responsible for everything your audience sees, hears and experiences through the physical infrastructure of your event. Lighting that transforms a venue. Sound that carries every word clearly to the back of the room. Video content that plays at the right moment, on the right screen, without buffering. Staging that makes the people on it look authoritative and the brand behind them look considered.

Most event organisers know when technical production has gone wrong. A microphone that cuts out during a keynote. A video that fails to play during a product reveal. Lighting that makes the stage look flat on camera. A hybrid stream that drops mid-session while 400 remote delegates are watching. These are not minor inconveniences. They are the moments that define how an event is remembered and how the people who organised it are judged.

Studio Cube delivers technical production for event organisers who cannot afford those moments. We specify every system for the specific venue and the specific event. We run full technical rehearsals before every event. We have contingency plans for every critical system. And we have a technical team on-site from load-in to close-down.

The difference between a technically produced event and a well technically produced event is preparation, experience and the quality of the team running it on the day. Studio Cube brings all three.

WHAT KEEPS TECHNICAL EVENT ORGANISERS AWAKE

The specific fears that come with managing technical production.

The AV failing at the worst possible moment. This is the fear that sits behind every event organiser's technical brief. Not whether the lighting will look right but whether the microphone will work during the CEO's keynote. Whether the video will play during the product reveal. Whether the live stream will stay up during the awards. Studio Cube builds technical redundancy into every event we produce. Backup microphones in position. Backup media playback systems loaded and ready. Backup stream encoders standing by. We plan for failure before it happens so that when something goes wrong, and in live events something always eventually goes wrong, it is resolved before the audience is aware of it.

Working with a venue you have not used before. Every venue has its own technical infrastructure, its own acoustic characteristics, its own loading constraints and its own set of quirks that only become apparent when you are trying to load a production in at seven in the morning. Studio Cube visits every new venue before finalising the technical specification. We assess the existing infrastructure, identify the constraints and design the technical production around the specific characteristics of the space rather than applying a generic specification and hoping it works.

Technical suppliers who do not understand the event. The most common technical production failure is not equipment failure. It is briefing failure. A technical team that does not know the running order, does not know when the video needs to roll, does not know that the CEO needs a radio mic rather than a handheld and does not know who to ask when something changes. Studio Cube technical teams are briefed on every event in full before load-in. They have the running order. They know the programme. They know the critical moments and they know the contingency plan for each one.

Managing multiple technical suppliers across a complex event. A conference with breakout rooms, a main stage, a live stream and a networking area can involve half a dozen different technical systems that all need to work together. Studio Cube manages the full technical production as a single integrated system. Not as a collection of separate suppliers. One technical director owns the full picture and is responsible for making every element work as part of a coherent whole.

The hybrid stream failing while remote delegates are watching. Hybrid events add a layer of technical complexity that many production companies underestimate. A live stream is not just a camera pointed at a stage. It is a dedicated production for a separate audience with its own technical requirements. Studio Cube produces hybrid events with a dedicated technical director for the online experience alongside the in-room production. Remote delegates get the same quality of production as the people in the room.

Not knowing who to call when something goes wrong on the day. The answer should always be the same person. A senior Studio Cube technical producer is on-site from load-in to close-down at every event we produce. They own the technical day. They are the single point of contact for every technical question, every technical issue and every technical decision that needs to be made in the moment.

Blub.webp
Coneference Production by Studio Cube.jpg

TECHNICAL PRODUCTION SERVICES

Every technical element your event needs. One production team.

Blub.webp
Event Set Up Studio Cube.jpg

Lighting Design and Production Lighting production for corporate events, conferences, product launches, award ceremonies and gala dinners. Rig design, programming and operation by our technical team. Lighting that transforms the venue, supports the brand and changes with the mood of the event from opening to close-down.

Sound Design and Production Sound systems specified for the specific venue and the specific event. Line arrays, point source systems, front fills, monitoring and broadcast-quality audio for live and hybrid events. Microphone management, mix direction and full audio production from the first soundcheck to the final word of the evening.

Video and Presentation Production LED walls, projection systems, confidence monitors, prompters, IMAG systems and broadcast-quality screens. Content playback, presentation management and video direction for every visual element that appears on your screens throughout the event. Nothing plays at the wrong time, nothing fails to play at the right one.

Staging and Set Build Stage structures, risers, podiums, rostra and full set builds for every event format and scale. Designed and built to the creative specification, installed to a professional standard and load-out complete before your venue deadline. Staging that makes the people on it look exactly as they should.

Hybrid and Live Streaming Production Technical production for live and remote audiences simultaneously. Multi-camera operation, stream management, encoding, virtual platform integration and a dedicated technical director for the online experience. Every remote delegate gets the same quality of event as the people in the room.

Broadcast and Content Capture Multi-camera filming, live switching, broadcast graphics and post-event content capture for organisations that need their event to produce content beyond the room. Keynotes, interviews, panel discussions and live moments captured and delivered to broadcast standard.

Technical Direction End-to-end technical direction for complex events that require a single technical vision across multiple elements and spaces. One technical director responsible for the full picture, managing every supplier and every system as part of a coherent integrated production.

Technical Rehearsals Full technical rehearsals before every event we produce. Every system tested, every cue run, every piece of content checked and every contingency plan confirmed. Nothing is left to the day itself that can be resolved the day before.

HOW IT WORKS

How Studio Cube manages technical production for your event.

01 Technical Brief and Venue Assessment

We learn everything about your event requirements and visit the venue before finalising any technical specification. Acoustic assessment, infrastructure audit, loading access, power supply and technical constraints are all established before we design the production.

02 Technical Specification and Design

We develop the full technical specification for your event. Lighting rig design, sound system specification, video infrastructure plan, staging drawings and hybrid production design all documented and agreed before we book a single piece of equipment.

03 Pre-Production and Rehearsal

Every system ordered, delivered, installed and tested. A full technical rehearsal completed before the first guest arrives. Every cue run, every piece of content checked, every contingency confirmed. You receive a detailed technical running order and a single point of contact for every technical question between now and event day.

04 Event Day

Our technical producer runs the full technical production from load-in to close-down. Technical team on-site from early morning. Every system monitored throughout the event. You focus on your programme and your guests. We make sure every technical element works exactly as planned.

Blub.webp
Experiential Pop-Up Studio Cube.jpg

WHY STUDIO CUBE

Why event organisers trust Studio Cube with their technical production.

Technical production is not a commodity. The same equipment in the hands of a poorly briefed team produces a completely different result from the same equipment in the hands of an experienced one. Studio Cube has been delivering technical event production in London for ten years. We know the venues, we know the common failure points and we know how to build a technical production that works under the pressure of a live event.

We also know that event organisers do not want to manage their technical production company. They want to brief it once and trust that the right people will be in the right place with the right equipment doing the right thing when it matters. That is what Studio Cube delivers.

Specified for your event, not copy-pasted from the last one Every technical specification is designed for the specific venue, the specific programme and the specific objectives of your event. We do not apply generic specifications. We design technical productions.

Technical redundancy built into every event Backup systems for every critical technical element. Contingency plans confirmed before event day. We plan for failure so that when something goes wrong it is resolved before the audience is aware of it.

Full technical rehearsal on every event We do not skip the rehearsal. Every event we produce includes a full technical run-through. Every system tested, every cue run, every piece of content checked.

Senior technical producer on site from load-in to close-down One person owns the technical day. They are the single point of contact for every technical question and every technical decision that needs to be made in the moment.

Hybrid production that actually works A dedicated technical director for the online experience alongside the in-room production. Not a camera pointed at the stage. A proper production for your remote audience.

Blub.webp
Image by Kazuo ota

WHERE WE WORK

Event design across London and the UK.

Studio Cube delivers technical event production across London and nationally across the UK. We have technically produced events across the City of London, Canary Wharf, Mayfair, South Bank, Shoreditch, the West End, Marylebone and beyond. We also deliver technical production for national events and roadshows across the UK.

Our London knowledge means we know the technical characteristics of the city's major event venues. We know which spaces have strong existing infrastructure and which need a more complete technical build. We know the loading schedules, the power supply constraints and the acoustic challenges that determine how a technical production needs to be designed before we arrive on site.

Blub.webp
Image by Spencer Plouzek

Tell us about your
event

We respond to every new brief within one business day. Whether you have a full deck or a one-line idea, we will tell you what is possible.

bottom of page