Set Design 101
How we bring events to life
A quick guide for producers, creatives, and brand teams
What Makes a Great Scenic Design
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Installs Fast
Time is tight—our sets go up without chaos. -
Looks Great on Camera
Clean lines, no glare, and perfect framing. -
Rock Solid
Confidence onstage. -
Built to Flex. Add a panel, swap a color or graphic
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It Respects Your Budget
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Smart design saves money without cutting corners.
Speaking Scenic
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Flat – A thin scenic wall—painted or wrapped in print.
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Deck – A raised platform for people or products.
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Header – A top panel above the stage, often branded.
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Soft Goods – Fabric elements like curtains and drapes.
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Masking – Black fabric or panels to hide backstage or tech.
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SEG Frame – Fabric graphic stretched in a thin, seamless frame.
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Modular – Designed to break down and install fast.
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Tech Booth – Where the AV team runs sound, lights, and visuals.
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Hard Wall – A solid structure (usually wood or PVC), not fabric.
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Load-In – The setup period before the show.
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Load-Out – The strike and pack-up phase after it ends.
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Scenic Treatment – Paint, texture, or wrap that gives a set its look.
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Rigging Point – A spot in the ceiling for hanging things safely.
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Turnkey – We handle everything—design, build, install.
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Truck Pack – How we efficiently fit everything into the truck.
Still not sure what something means?
Still not sure what something means? Don’t worry—knowing the lingo isn’t your job.
Our job is to translate your vision into a flawless set that installs fast, looks incredible on camera, and makes your event feel intentional and elevated. You bring the big ideas—we’ll handle the details.
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