Event AV & Production Companies
When a keynote's mic cuts out or an LED wall goes dark, the AV partner is the difference between a show that runs and one that stalls. These are the audio, lighting, staging, and video production companies we have vetted for corporate conferences and trade shows. Every one applied and had its work reviewed before it went in, none paid to be listed, and you contact them directly.
5 partners
Christie Lites
FeaturedAV & Production · US, Canada, UK, & Europe
We provide lighting and rigging services for live events, tours, HoW, tradeshows, and dry hires.
From $100 per event
Mega Exhibit, Inc
FeaturedAV & Production · Las Vegas, NV
We design, engineer, and build brand experiences from concept to completion
From $500,000 per event
Ansera
AV & Production · National
We Craft Moments of Awe
From $10,000 per event
EPS Events
AV & Production · Winston Salem, NC
EPS Events is a full-service live event production agency that combines strategic planning, creative storytelling, and technical execution to deliver seamless, unforgettable experiences.
From $150,000 per event
Frequently asked questions
What does an event AV and production company do?
They handle the technical side of a live event: sound and audio engineering, lighting and rigging, staging and scenic, video and LED walls, live streaming, and show calling. Some cover a single piece like lighting rental; others run full-show production end to end.
How much does event AV production cost?
It ranges widely by scope. A single-room breakout with basic audio can run a few hundred dollars, while full production for a multi-day conference with staging, LED walls, cameras, and a show caller reaches five or six figures. Starting prices are listed on each company's profile so you can compare before you reach out.
How do I choose the right AV company for my event?
Match the company to your format. A trade show booth needs different skills than a general session in front of a live audience. Look at past clients in your category, confirm they cover your venue's region, and ask how they handle load-in and backup gear. Every listing here shows service tags and coverage area to narrow it down.