Production Management One

Here is something we're proud of, and we want to share why.

Last week our crew was on the ground at The Villages in Florida for a touring partner stop. The venue was a city street, closed down and handed over to us. We set a camera before the build started, and it kept rolling all the way through load-in, the show, load-out, and the last case getting put away. One continuous record of the whole job.

Watch the end of it. Everything going back where it came from. Street handed back.

That is on purpose. It is the standard we hold ourselves to on every tour stop, every venue, every street, every field, every beach, every pool, every parking lot. Build it right. Run it clean. Pack it away and hand it back.

The reason we invested in these cameras is the fifth step of the PM1 Way, our post-job review. The goal is to deliver a full high-resolution timelapse to the client and the touring partner after every job, so when we sit down to review the work we are not relying on memory. We are reviewing the record. We are not on every job yet, but we are getting there. More cameras are coming online to close the gap.

Wherever your show goes, we go. And we hand it back better than we touched it.