Professional lighting design for stages, concert halls, theaters, and restaurants. Full-service: lighting calculations, 3D visualization in Capture, installation, programming, and staff training.
Lighting isn't just bulbs; it's the dramaturgy of a venue. We solve engineering and artistic challenges simultaneously: a dynamic show for a concert hall, precise staging for a theater, and a restaurant atmosphere that changes with the click of a button. We work with venues of all sizes, from a small stage to a multiplex complex.
We offer only professional systems, both complete systems and individual equipment tailored to your needs.
From concept and lighting calculations to setting up complex dynamic scenarios and control systems
Analysis of the object, determination of accent zones and selection of a visual lighting style
Lighting calculations and 3D modeling in Capture, lighting layout, electrical load calculations
Supply of professional equipment: heads, spotlights, floodlights and DMX/Art-Net control systems
Deployment of power grids, installation of trusses, reliable suspension and connection of devices
Setting up controllers and creating lighting scores (presets) for different scenarios of using the object
Instruction of personnel on how to operate control panels and scheduled equipment maintenance
We combine engineering precision with artistic vision, ensuring the stable operation of systems of any complexity.
We integrate lighting into a unified control system. One click, and the hall completely changes its atmosphere for the event.
We don't just install; we have in-depth knowledge of the devices themselves. In the event of a breakdown, our service will repair the equipment as quickly as possible.
Modern LED fixtures with accurate color rendering make performers' faces and interiors look natural, while electricity bills are significantly lower than those of lamp-based alternatives.
| Engineer's visit and inspection of the site (Moscow) | For free |
| 3D visualization and lighting calculations in Capture | from 25,000 rubles (free for projects over 500,000 rubles) |
| Mounting a lighting fixture on a truss/rod | from 1,000 rub. per device |
| Installation of truss structures | from 10,000 rubles. |
| Programming lighting scenes (presets) | from 15,000 rubles. |
| Scheduled maintenance of the lighting park | from 35,000 rubles. |
The exact cost is determined based on the project scope after a site inspection. Equipment is priced separately based on the specifications. The estimate is fixed before work begins and remains unchanged during the process.
Stage lighting is a unified, controlled system, not a collection of spotlights on a truss. A properly designed hall lighting system serves the client's needs: it provides a dynamic show for a concert venue, precise staging for a theater, and an atmosphere for a restaurant that can be changed with a single button. The system consists of four equipment groups:
No on-site experiments. Before purchasing equipment, we create a 3D model of your stage or hall using our software suite. Capture We also perform lighting calculations—you can see the future show in a render before the first fixture is hung. For projects over 500,000 rubles, visualization is included in the price; for smaller projects, it's a separate service.
For each project, we prepare a complete package of documents that will be used by electricians, installers, and the control panel programmer:
Hanging the spotlights is a third of the job. The final stage lighting installation isn't the suspension, but a system that's easy to use every day:
All fixtures are connected to a DMX lighting system: a single line from the control panel controls the brightness, color, position, and effects of each spotlight. In practice, this means that the stage lighting control system is reduced to simple, intuitive buttons: a restaurant manager switches the room from "dinner" to "performance" mode in a second, and a theater lighting designer directs the performance according to a pre-written score. No magic, no dependence on a single "person who knows how to turn it on.".
Stage lighting is a complex piece of electromechanics. The rotating heads draw in dust and fluid from fog machines, which over time damages the optics and fans. We don't abandon the facility after delivery:
Lighting is the most powerful tool for influencing the perception of a venue. Whether it's a theater, concert venue, restaurant, or community center, we'll design and install lighting tailored to your needs, complete with calculations, documentation, and staff training. Submit a request, and we'll prepare a commercial proposal.
The cost depends on the stage size, the number of fixtures, and the complexity of the scenarios. After inspecting the site and agreeing on the terms, you will receive a commercial proposal with equipment specifications and the cost of work. For projects over 500,000 rubles, 3D visualization in Capture is included in the price—you can see the future show in a render before purchasing equipment. The estimate is finalized before work begins.
To avoid paying twice. A render in Capture shows you in advance how the rays will fall in the smoke, whether there's enough fill, whether there are any dark spots, and whether the performer has enough light for the video. Fixing a placement error on a model is free, but on a finished project, it costs money and time. Visualization pays for itself by eliminating unnecessary fixtures from the project.
DMX is a lighting control protocol: a single line from a control panel controls the brightness, color, position, and effects of each spotlight. Thanks to DMX, all the lighting in the hall operates as a single system, and pre-set scenes—like "Master's Entrance," "Concert," or "Banquet"—are switched with a single button. The lighting staff controls the lighting without the need for technical specialists.
We provide maintenance. Stage lighting is electromechanical and requires care: the heads absorb dust and fluid from fog machines, and static fixtures become out of focus over time. We perform routine maintenance—cleaning the optics, lubricating the mechanics, replacing lamps when they reach the end of their life—and urgent repairs: we have our own lighting equipment service center.
Yes. If the lighting is already installed but isn't satisfactory, we'll add fixtures, reprogram scenes, and replace outdated remote controls or dimmers. Often, the solution is a modernization: buying a few additional fixtures and reconfiguring the system is cheaper than replacing the entire setup. We'll audit your existing equipment and honestly determine what's needed and where savings can be made.
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