Single accountability

End to End Event Production

End to end event production means one team owns the event from concept through to de-rig: design, technical spec, fabrication, suppliers, rehearsal, show calling and the reconciliation afterwards. No handover between a planner, an AV company and a build contractor, and no gap between them for problems to fall into.

Typical project value
CAD $5,000 to $500,000
Ideal lead time
8 to 24 weeks before the event date
Capacity
20 to 2,000+ attendees
Coverage
Ottawa, Toronto, Montreal, Vancouver, Calgary and nationwide

Figures shown are indicative ranges based on comparable projects. Every quote is priced individually after a call.

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What is included

Concept and technical design

Creative direction translated into stage plans, technical drawings, power and rigging requirements and a spec suppliers can quote against identically.

Staging, AV, lighting and scenic

Sound, lighting, LED, staging, set fabrication and video content produced as one package rather than five contracts.

Rehearsal and show calling

Speaker rehearsals, cue building, a written run of show and a show caller in comms running the room live.

Load-in, de-rig and reconciliation

Crew scheduling to the venue's windows, de-rig overnight, and a final budget reconciliation against the original costed plan.

Most failures happen between suppliers

When the planner, the AV company and the build contractor are separate, every interface is a place where responsibility becomes ambiguous. The venue's load-in window belongs to one of them, the power spec to another, and the thing that goes wrong belongs to nobody.

One contract removes the ambiguity. When something changes on site it gets solved, not negotiated.

Event production team running a live show from front of house

Design that survives the venue it lands in

Every element is checked against the real access, the real load-in window, the real power supply and the real crew hours before it is proposed, so nothing has to be redesigned in the week of the event.

  • Single contract
  • One technical spec
  • Named show caller
  • Budget reconciled
Staging and lighting rig being built for a corporate event

How we work

  1. 01

    Scoping call

    A short call to establish the format, the date, the headcount, the venue position and the budget band. If we are not the right fit for the brief we say so on that call rather than three weeks later.

  2. 02

    Concept and costed plan

    You receive a written concept with a line-by-line budget, a supplier position and a delivery timeline. Everything proposed is designed to survive a real venue, a real load-in window and a real room.

  3. 03

    Build and production

    Suppliers are contracted, drawings are approved, technical is specced and the run of show is locked. You get a single point of contact rather than a supplier list to chase.

  4. 04

    On-site delivery

    Our team is on site for load-in, rehearsal, live delivery and de-rig. Issues are handled without being escalated to you mid-event.

  5. 05

    Reconciliation

    A final budget reconciliation and a debrief covering what worked, what we would change and what to lock earlier next time.

Send us the brief

The more of this we have up front, the faster we can tell you whether we are the right fit and what it is likely to cost. If we are not right for the brief we will say so.

Frequently Asked Questions

What does end to end event production include?

Concept, technical design, staging, AV, lighting, scenic and set build, supplier contracting, rehearsal, show calling, on-site delivery, de-rig and budget reconciliation.

Can you take over an event that is already part-planned?

Yes. We audit what is contracted, tell you honestly what is at risk and take ownership of the remainder from there.

Do you work with our existing suppliers?

Where they are good, yes. They are contracted into the same spec and run of show so accountability stays in one place.

Is management fee separate from supplier cost?

Yes. Fees are always stated separately from supplier costs so you can see exactly what is being spent where.

Book a scoping call

Twenty minutes to establish the format, the date, the headcount and the budget band. You will leave the call knowing whether this is a fit and what happens next.

Prefer email? Write to info@pearllemongroup.com or use the booking page.