Post Production and Live Event Content

From creative through playback, we bring visuals to life.

We design and build content for live events, then stick around to make sure it actually works in the room. We also edit, color and finish plenty of things that never see a stage. Two people, no central studio, working wherever the job takes us.

What we do

Plan

Previsualization. Drawings into true-to-life 3D before anyone builds anything.

Make

Motion graphics, 3D content, environments and everything else that ends up on the screens. Built for the actual pixel map, not stretched to fit when everyone gets to load-in.

Run

Sometimes we build it. Sometimes we are there to run somebody else's work. Screens producing, content management, media servers, technical management and camera directing.

Post

Editorial, color, VFX and finishing. No stage required.

Services in detail
The short list

TD Bank Live Events

Seven years on their live events, through 2025

2018–2025

Disney+/Hulu Festival Editorial

Lollapalooza, Bonnaroo, ACL · on-site editorial while the festival runs

Ongoing

Humble House

Angel Network · virtual sets and pipeline for a greenlit series

2025–

Coca-Cola’s Sips & Sounds Festival

Coca-Cola · every interstitial, across a multi-screen stage

2024–2026
PlanPrevisualization
MakeContent built to the surface
RunScreens producer, servers, show ops
PostEditorial, color, finishing
Who you get
Jeremy Clevenger camera directing from the truck

Jeremy Clevenger

East Coast

Editor, motion designer and Unreal artist who also spends a lot of time in control rooms. Jeremy moves between building the content and running the show, including screens producing, content management and camera directing.

Steven McClain

Steven McClain

West Coast

3D artist with decades of hands-on live-event experience. Steve knows LED, media servers, CAD and technical drawings, but he is just as comfortable drawing something by hand or helping build it on site.

More about us
Start a project

Tell us the screen dimensions, the run of show, and the dates.

That’s usually enough to get the conversation started.