Full AV production

One production plan from room to stream.

InteractAV coordinates audio, video, lighting, streaming, graphics, playback, control, and operators around one run of show—so producers have clear ownership instead of a collection of disconnected vendors.

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The brief

Full service means full accountability.

We translate creative, venue, broadcast, and audience requirements into one technical system. The plan covers signal paths, screen destinations, loudspeaker and lighting intent, camera positions, program feeds, graphics, communications, power, network needs, and fallback behavior.

Equipment may come from InteractAV and trusted production partners selected for the venue and scope. InteractAV keeps the system design, responsibilities, testing, and show-day operation coordinated across those sources.

Preproduction

Technical discovery, budgets, drawings, schedules, content specifications, vendor coordination, and crew planning.

Build & rehearse

Configuration, programming, signal verification, content checks, cue-to-cue rehearsal, and contingency drills.

Operate & deliver

Technical direction, department operation, show records, rapid troubleshooting, and a documented handoff.

Coverage

Every department follows the same show logic.

A cue is rarely just one cue. Presentation, cameras, lighting, audio, graphics, playback, and stream destinations must change together. We define those dependencies early and make them practical for operators.

PA, microphones, intercom, playback, and recording
Projection, LED, displays, switching, routing, and cameras
Lighting design, control, networking, and programming
Streaming, contribution, remote presenters, and program records
Live graphics, titles, data, media servers, and show control

Reliability

Redundancy where it protects the actual show.

We identify single points of failure and match protection to consequence. That may include backup playback, redundant program paths, local records, spare control hardware, network separation, alternate media, or a rehearsed manual recovery.

The result is not redundancy for its own sake; it is a production team that knows what happens next when conditions change.