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Previous Work
LED panels used as scenery — a full set change between scenes with nothing flown, wheeled or carried.
What the job involved, and what it had to work around.
The project
Built scenery is expensive to make, expensive to store, and slow to change. For an amateur or community production it is often the single biggest line in the budget, and it buys one or two locations for the whole show.
LED gives a production as many locations as it has scenes. DSD supplies the panels — a full backdrop plus side towers — and the content, so a mountain sunset becomes a city street becomes an interior between one line and the next.
The panels come in and out of a venue in an afternoon, which for a hall with no fly tower and no wing space is the difference between an ambitious set and no set at all.
What we supplied
Every part of the job, listed rather than summarised.
Full-width screen behind the acting area.
Flanking LED panels framing the stage.
A location per scene, cued to the script.
Works in halls with no theatre infrastructure.
Panels installed and struck inside a normal get-in window.
No scenery to build, store or dispose of.
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.
