Production facilities / Brooklands, Surrey
Built here,before there.
A show is not the first time our system runs. Everything is built, loaded and tested in our own facility, so what arrives on site is a known quantity.
Rack build
Systems are assembled, wired and labelled on the bench as a complete build, not as a box of parts to be sorted out on site.
Burn in
Every system runs for a full day before it leaves, under load, so failures happen here instead of in front of an audience.
Pre-visualisation
Content, mapping and cue stacks tested against the real system, so show day starts from a known state.
R&D bench
Where one-off solutions get made. The mic stand camera for Loyle Carner at Glastonbury was fabricated here.
Studio floor
Space to stand the rig up, rehearse against it, and hand a client something they can walk into rather than imagine.
Storage and freight
Kit stored, prepped and packed for road or air, with the same patch and the same labels every time it goes out.
The space
We build at Brooklands Studio, on the old racetrack in Surrey: twenty minutes outside London, and close enough to Heathrow to matter when a system flies out on Tuesday.
It is a working building, not a showroom. Prep floor, bench space, storage, and a studio floor with the height to stand a rig up in full — so a system runs as a complete system before it ever leaves.
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