DJ, LED & AV Across Los Angeles

An LED wall gives a Los Angeles room its focal point the moment the lights go down: your monogram behind the dance floor, a Mitzvah name in lights, a reveal on a product-launch stage, or the speeches on camera for the far tables. Every wall arrives with its processor and a dedicated operator, and the content is designed with you in the weeks before.

Indoors, the screen is sized to the ceiling height and the sightlines; outdoors — a Malibu lawn, a Downtown rooftop — the panels are made for open air. A DJ booth faced in LED and an LED dance floor can complete the look.

Good sound is the part guests only notice when it goes wrong. Our audio visual setups cover the whole event: speakers placed and tuned for the room, wireless microphones for the vows, the toasts and anyone else who takes the mic, uplights washing the walls, moving heads over the dance floor, truss, and a stage deck when the program needs one. The crew that runs the DJ also runs the AV, so every cue — speeches, video, the first dance — comes from one place.

Live musicians turn a great DJ set into a performance. Picture a sax solo riding the peak of the dance set, violin — acoustic or electric — while guests find their seats, a singer for your first dance, percussion that lifts the Hora, or a live band for the reception. Each is written into the same timeline as the DJ, so the music never drops between them.

Los Angeles weddings rarely stay in one place — a ceremony on the lawn, cocktails on the terrace, dinner in the ballroom — and the music has to move with them. We run sound for each space, MC the entrances, toasts and first dance, and play to the guests in front of us rather than a fixed list. Jewish, Israeli, Persian and multicultural weddings are planned with the family's traditions written into the run of show.

Israeli-born DJ Gilad Emesh brings the music Jewish and Israeli celebrations are built on, and he performs personally: Chuppah music timed to the processional, Israeli, Mizrahi and Persian dance sets, a Hora that keeps building, and an MC who speaks to both sides of the family in Hebrew and English. From synagogue social halls to backyard celebrations in the Valley, every room gets the same care.

A Los Angeles Bar or Bat Mitzvah has two audiences — the kids who came to dance and the grandparents who came for the candle lighting — and the night has to work for both. We plan the grand entrance, the candle-lighting songs and screen visuals, the Hora, the kids' games and the adults' dance sets as one program, with an LED name wall, lighting and a 360 photo booth when you want the full production.

Product launches, galas, conferences and holiday parties in Los Angeles need two things at once: a program that runs to the minute and a DJ who knows when to lift the room. We provide both — staging, LED screens, presenter microphones, lighting and video — and work alongside your planner and the venue so each segment starts on cue.

The photographers and videographers we book with your entertainment work from the same run of show as the DJ, so they are already in position for the entrance, the first dance and the speeches instead of chasing them. Coverage runs from candid party photography to a highlight film, the full-length video and a livestream for family watching from far away.