EVENT PRODUCTION FAQs
NEXTGEN AV is a Melbourne-based event production and audiovisual company established in 2013. Operating from Burwood, our team supports corporate events, conferences, exhibitions, hybrid productions and major outdoor events throughout Australia.
An event production company plans and manages the technical elements required to deliver an event. This may include production design, audio, screens, lighting, staging, rigging, power, content playback, technical crew and onsite show operation.
Professional audio visual hire can include equipment selection, delivery, installation, testing, operation and pack-down. The final solution is normally based on the venue, audience size, presentation content and event format.
Yes. NextGen AV can provide technical directors, project managers, audio engineers, vision operators, lighting operators, camera operators and general event technicians according to the production requirements.
NextGen AV supports conferences, corporate events, exhibitions, product launches, brand activations, government events, gala dinners, awards nights, outdoor festivals and major public events.
Contact NEXTGEN AV as early as possible once your event date and venue are known. Conferences, exhibitions, outdoor events, custom LED installations and productions requiring specialist crew should begin technical planning well ahead of the event. Short-notice requirements may still be possible, subject to equipment, staffing and venue access.
Yes. NextGen AV is based in Melbourne and supports events throughout Australia, including productions in Sydney, Brisbane, the Gold Coast, Perth and regional locations.
Event-production costs depend on the venue, audience size, event duration, technical design, installation schedule, equipment, crew and level of onsite operation required. A clear brief containing the event date, venue, audience, run time and approximate budget allows NEXTGEN AV to recommend an appropriate production solution.
Yes. NEXTGEN AV can coordinate with venue managers, in-house audiovisual suppliers, rigging providers and other contractors to define responsibilities and ensure the complete technical system works together.