When companies start planning a corporate event, one of the first questions that comes up is: do we need a live event production company, or can we just rent some AV equipment and figure it out? The short answer is that production and rental are two entirely different things, and understanding the difference can be the deciding factor between an event that lands and one that falls flat. A live event production company brings together the people, equipment, systems, and expert

Dallas is one of the most active corporate event markets in the country, and for good reason. The city offers world-class venues, a central U.S. location with easy access to two major international airports - DFW and Love Field, a deep pool of business talent, and a hospitality infrastructure built to handle events of almost any size. But the scale and ambition that make Dallas such a compelling destination for corporate events also raise the production stakes considerably. W

If you have ever seen a corporate conference or live stream produced with a lean crew and a surprisingly polished result, there is a good chance PTZ cameras were part of the equation. PTZ cameras - short for pan, tilt, and zoom cameras, and often referred to in the industry as "robos" or robotic cameras - have become one of the more practical tools in live event production, and for the right application, they deliver genuine value. But they are not the right fit for every eve