Site Survey
A site survey is a detailed technical assessment of the venue before event production. Engineers walk every inch of the space, measure distances, test network connectivity, plan camera positions, identify challenges, and develop solutions. A good site survey prevents surprises during the event. Physical assessment: is there power where we need equipment? Are there obstacles blocking sight lines? Can we run fibre between control room and stage safely? Do we need equipment lifts? Where do crew, cast, and audience circulate?
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