
Event Production4 min read
Event Production
NuKoncept manages concerts and live shows, coordinating the stage, sound, lighting, AV and artists behind a performance.
A concert needs two things to line up: what the audience experiences and what the crew has to do to deliver it. Stage plans, soundcheck windows, lighting cues, artist arrivals and audience flow all depend on each other.
NuKoncept manages the planning and production for live shows. Typical scope covers event planning, stage production, sound, lighting, AV, artist coordination and on-site execution.
Scope
Format, dates, venue and a master schedule from load-in to close.
Stage layout, structures and set pieces to suit the performance.
Audio for performers and audience, planned to the venue.
Stage lighting, screens and visuals matched to the show.
Arrival, soundcheck and running order managed with the artists' teams.
Entry, areas, signage and crowd flow planned in advance.
Format, venue, dates and the artists involved.
Stage, sound, lighting and AV requirements are specified.
Build, soundcheck and run-through before the doors open.
The team manages cues, artists and the venue through to close.
In the room
Stage and lighting setups from NuKoncept events. These are not concert photographs.


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Questions
Yes. The team can take a concert from planning through to the show itself, including the stage, sound, lighting, AV and the artists. The scope is agreed for each show.
Yes. These are part of NuKoncept's production capability and are specified for each show once the venue and format are known.
Artist management is one of NuKoncept's services. The team coordinates performers against your brief and technical needs.
The type of show, date, venue or location, expected audience and any artists you have in mind. Send them to info.nukoncept@gmail.com or call +91 97856 12223.
Tell us the format, the venue and the audience.