Atlanta, since 1995

Atlanta Event Production Company

True Productions has been putting shows up in Atlanta since 1995. Event production services under one roof: staging, audio, lighting, and LED video, designed and deployed out of our shop on Northcrest Road. A general session for four hundred. A gala that turns into an after party. A festival field in August, and a boardroom of twelve the Tuesday after. Same crew, same number to call.

The work

What we do before the lights go down

The Advance

Somebody walks the space, reviews the CAD drawings, and the rigging plot; that determines what the room will actually do. Ceiling heights set trim, and the audio and lighting designs get built against the stage plot and the seating chart. The dock and the freight elevator decide how long load-in takes, which is why a downtown Atlanta build gets called for six in the morning instead of ten. Everything after the truck doors open is a consequence of the advance.

Load-in

Trucks, carts, points, power. Rigging goes up, stage decks go down. The lighting hangs and the PA flies. A four hour build only pans out when the site is ready as the trucks pull in. We staff our shows internally wherever we can, so the crew knows the gear and the pack before the first case gets cracked.

Show

Weeks of planning land in one moment, when the doors open. Front of house, monitor world, lighting console, video switcher, each with an operator who has already run the file. Getting to stand back and watch a drawing turn into a room full of joyful people is why the crew keeps showing up.

Strike

Out clean, on the house clock, with the room returned the way we found it. Most of what a venue remembers about a production company happens in the final hour.

Event production services

Pick a service, or hand us the whole show

The shop

Since 1995, from Northcrest Road

Full theatre crowd in front of a lit stage during a show

Atlanta venues

Rooms we know

Rooms we work often, and what each one does to a production.

The Tabernacle

Rigging is limited to the house grid, so intricate designs get solved in the advance instead of on the day.

Buckhead Theatre

You plan a ground package from the start.

Terminal West

The house rig is JBL boxes and a Chauvet lighting package, running on grandMA3 and Allen & Heath dLive consoles.

The Eastern

Properly treated and running L-Acoustics, the same platform we spec and tune.

District Atlanta

We designed and installed it.

World of Coca-Cola

Nothing is installed and the load-in window is short, which is why we built a wireless speaker package for that room. It deploys in under an hour.

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

Which service do I need for my event?

Most one-time events fall under corporate, gala, concert, or activation production, and permanent venue systems belong to our install team. If you are not sure, tell us about the event and we will point you to the right crew.

Can you combine services for one event?

Yes, and most do. Event services from one team with one point of contact: staging, audio, video, and lighting, designed together instead of stitched from separate vendors.

What areas do you serve?

The Atlanta metro, including Sandy Springs, Marietta, and Alpharetta, plus the wider Southeast. Search event companies near me and you get a list of names. Ours loads out of Northcrest Road, so the drive to your dock is the short part of the day. For touring and multi-city corporate work, we travel beyond that.

Do you rent equipment without full production?

Yes. Event rentals come delivered and set up: audio, lighting, staging, and LED video. A single event rental is fine, so is the full package. Add engineers and operators whenever you want the show run for you.

How far in advance should we book?

Four to six weeks is comfortable for most events, and festival season books further out. We take shorter timelines when the calendar allows, so contact us to check your date.

Where is True Productions based?

3731 Northcrest Rd Suite 32, Atlanta, GA 30340. An Atlanta event company since 1995, and everything gets prepped and tested at that address before it ships to your room.

What happens between booking and show day?

An advance. Somebody walks the room or reads the plot, then works out trim height, coverage, power, and how long load-in takes given the dock. That is where the show actually gets designed, and it starts early rather than the week before.

Do you send crew, or only equipment?

Both, and you pick. Rentals arrive delivered and set up. Add engineers and operators when you want the show run for you, which is most corporate general sessions and every concert.

Atlanta, since 1995

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