Key Details for Setting Up an LED Display Stage:
I. Stage Construction Plan Selection: Basic Setup: Stage + LED Screen: Ensure the stage has good load-bearing capacity and stability, and choose a steel structure stage to ensure safety. The addition of an LED screen can enrich the stage background elements and allow for flexible switching of images or playback of video materials. Example images: Enhanced Setup: Stage + LED Screen + Color Curtain: Adding a color curtain to the basic setup allows for the playback of corresponding materials for different programs and segments, enhancing the atmosphere and visual impact. Example images: Complex Setup: Stage + T-shaped Stage + Circular Stage + LED Screen + Color Curtain: By adding a T-shaped stage and a circular stage, the stage gains more depth and dimensionality, facilitating interaction with the audience and enriching the stage background elements.
II. LED Display Screen Usage Taboos: Avoid focusing only on the overall picture and neglecting details: Consider television broadcasting needs from the beginning of the design, avoiding the main subject of the image overlapping with the background, which would affect the television broadcast effect. Avoid overuse of real-life footage: Excessive use of real-life videos as background stage design will disrupt the formal sense of the stage program and create a cluttered feeling for the audience. Avoid misuse of LED screens: Blindly pursuing the "panoramic video stage design" concept will disrupt the stage's intended lighting effects and cause light pollution.
III. On-Site Construction Details: Personnel Allocation and Efficiency Improvement: Ensure sufficient on-site staff, employing a large workforce, and rationally grouping and assigning tasks to ensure efficient completion of work in a short time. Hygiene and Detail Handling: When the basic construction is complete, each group should assign personnel to clean up and handle details. Special Preparations for Outdoor Events: Prepare sufficient manpower to provide on-site service and resolve emergencies at any time. Check the weather in advance and take corresponding measures. Consider the stability of the background board and the reinforcement of the ground. Safety Management in Crowded Areas: In crowded areas, staff should guide people in dangerous areas to prevent accidents. Handling Precautions in High-End Venues: Be extra careful when handling goods in large hotels and other high-end venues, protecting the floor and walls to avoid damage. Stage and Background Board Construction: Measure the hotel's height restrictions in advance to avoid collisions with chandeliers and other obstacles. Check the transportation route in advance to ensure that the goods can be smoothly delivered to the site. Communicate with the hotel and take photos: Before setting up, inspect the site with the hotel manager and take photos of any scratches or damaged areas to prevent misunderstandings when the client requests a deposit refund. Reconfirm the setup time: Before setting up, communicate with the client or the hotel again to confirm whether entry and setup can proceed on time.
