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Previous Work
Delay screens either side of a main stage, carrying live camera to the two thirds of the crowd who cannot see the band.
What the job involved, and what it had to work around.
The project
Past the first few hundred people, a concert stops being a visual experience. The band becomes a distant silhouette and the crowd watches the lights. Image magnification is what gives the back of the field the same show as the front.
DSD supplied the screens flanking the main stage and the vision path feeding them — live camera cut to screen, brightness set so the picture holds at dusk and does not glare at midnight.
It is the single biggest upgrade available to an outdoor concert, and the audience never mentions it, because when it works nobody notices the screen at all.
What we supplied
Every part of the job, listed rather than summarised.
Large-format screens either side of the main stage.
Camera feed cut to screen through the performance.
Levels set for dusk through to full dark.
Sightlines checked from the back of the crowd, not the front.
Tell us the site, the date and what it has to do. We will tell you what it takes and whether we are the right people for it.
More work
Recent work across Ireland and the UK.
