Major Event LED
A World Cup is the largest version of a problem every venue has. From the forecourt to the bowl to the fan zone, LED specified for Australian venues, Australian light and multi-code calendars, supplied and supported locally.
One event, three jobs
An event does not happen on one screen. It happens across a footprint, and each zone in that footprint asks something different. The World Cup just demonstrated that at maximum scale, with far more people watching from fan zones and public sites than from seats. Specify the zones as one job and you overpay in one place and underspecify in another.
The approach
Forecourt, concourse and precinct screens. Close viewing distances, direct sun, wayfinding and sponsor content.
The bowl
Perimeter, scoreboard and large-format replay. Long sightlines, live content, broadcast lighting, and no room for downtime.
The fan zone
Live sites, activations and temporary builds. Fast rigging, flexible shapes, and a crew that gets it up in an afternoon.
Where to start
Specified for Australian conditions
Australian light is harder than the brochures assume, and Australian venues rarely serve one code. A screen specified for a European afternoon and a single tenant will disappoint on both counts. We specify for the worst hour, not the average one, and for the calendar the venue actually runs.
And when something does go wrong, you are calling us in Australia, not a ticket queue offshore. More on that in what local support actually means, and on the three zones in what a matchday asks of LED.
Dicolor Quality - Beyond Expectations
Planning a venue or an event build?
Tell us the footprint and the calendar, and we will scope it.
LED screen display technology for the Australian market. Australian-based sales, technical and service support.