3D design

3D models and show design

Your venue or stage built in 3D with the real fixtures in it, so you can see the show, check it against the spec and approve it before anything is rented or hung.

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Halloween week, Tempe: the yard model from the gate, with the truss roof, lasers and beam lights on.

Scope

What the design work covers

From a single stage for one night to a whole venue. Take all of it, or only the parts you need.

  1. Venue and stage models

    Scaled 3D models of the room, the stage and the rig, built from drawings, photos or a site visit, with the real fixture models in place.

  2. Show renders

    Still frames from the crowd, the stage and overhead, with lasers, beams, haze and effects shown one at a time and all together.

  3. Looks

    The same rig rendered in different looks, so you can pick a direction for each artist, night or genre.

  4. Spec check

    A line-by-line table of what the spec calls for against what the model carries, with anything unconfirmed flagged.

  5. Handoff

    Renders, the model file and a fixture list your production team can build from.

Model to show

Drawn first, then built

The render is the 3D model of a yard show in Tempe, made before load-in. The video is that rig on the night.

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The model: truss roof, laser positions and beam lights, seen from the gate.
The night: eight lasers on the truss, Halloween week 2026.

Have a space to design?

Send the venue, the date and what you need to see. You get a written quote by email.

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