NEW ORLEANS
New Orleans has the toughest rooms and the hardest curfews in the region, which is exactly why we like working here. 3D Productions produces concerts, showcases and festival dates across the city with a plan built around the clock.
Old rooms are beautiful and hostile to sound systems. Reflective balconies, hard rear walls and tight docks are the norm. We tune balcony fills separately from the floor and plan load-in around the dock we actually have, not the one on the drawing.
On an eight-act showcase, curfew is not a detail at the end of the night — it is the thing the entire day is engineered around. Universal patch, rolling risers, per-artist lighting palettes and a stage manager on a countdown clock. Last note at 11:59, house lights at midnight.
Open-air work in South Louisiana means weather planning, generator power and coverage that reaches the fence without waking the block. We build for that as a default.
THE SYSTEM BEHIND IT
FULL PRODUCTION
EVERYTHING. ONE SYSTEM.
One contract, one crew, one show file. Audio, lighting, video, staging and talent engineered together from the first advance call to the last case on the truck.
SOUND
WE ENGINEER THE ROOM.
Every room is a different instrument. We measure it, model it, and build a system that covers the last row as honestly as the first. Line array or point source, the answer comes from the room — never from the catalog.
LIGHT
WE CONTROL THE ENERGY.
Lighting is pacing. It tells the crowd when to breathe and when to lose it. We design the rig, then program the show cue by cue so the energy lands on the beat instead of near it.
VIDEO
WE MAKE THE MOMENT VISIBLE.
LED turns a stage into a screen and a room into a world. We build the wall, run the content, and put IMAG in front of the people standing four hundred feet back.
PROOF
WHERE
NEW ORLEANS, LA
Showcase and festival market with the hardest curfews in the region.
BATON ROUGE, LA
University and civic market.
QUESTIONS WE ACTUALLY GET
ASK 3D
PRODUCTION CONCIERGE
Tell me what you are planning and I will start building it.
