Our Work
Walls that actually ran
Renders are easy. This is the other kind of evidence: rigs in the field, walls mid-build, and panels under test, from the production heritage that Outside the Box is built on.
Mainstages, side surfaces, and curved builds that load in and load out on a clock.
Ballrooms, plazas, and public programming where the back row still has to read it.
Mapping, addressing, and test passes. The part that decides whether it works on show day.
Touring & Festival
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A mainstage wall mid-build ahead of a seated amphitheater show, with the house rig and crew still working the deck.
Main and side LED surfaces carrying a festival headline set.
Curved LED carrying show content across a full room.
A wide wall anchoring a seated theater production, working with the lighting design rather than against it.
A three-surface layout holding brightness and color at night.
A stage surface running a full UHD canvas, sized and mapped to the design.
Stage LED in a tight urban footprint.
Commissioning & Install
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The back of a wall mid-hang: cabinet grid, rigging bars, power and data runs. How this is built is what decides whether it stays up.
Commissioning a wall surface by surface. Panel IDs and port assignments get verified before any content loads.
Test patterns and mapped dimensions called out surface by surface across a multi-screen design.
Corporate & Civic
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A trailer-mounted screen holding a live broadcast in direct afternoon sun. Daylight is the honest test of an outdoor product.
Large-format screen in a city hall plaza for public programming.
Hotel ballroom general session, sized so the back of the room still reads the screen.
Social & Gala
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An LED floor working with wall and side surfaces under a clear-span tent. Floor product takes load and abuse a wall never sees.
Warehouse & QC
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A fine-pitch wall running full-field content during quality checks. Uniformity problems show here, not on your wall.
Straight about this page
Much of what you see here is production work from 4Life Entertainment, the concert-grade production company behind Outside the Box. It is the same people, the same rigging discipline, and the same product category. As our own installs are delivered and photographed, they get added here alongside it.