Plan around the agenda
The programme tells us what the room needs to do: presentations, panels, Q&A, video playback, remote speakers or language support. Send it early so the technical plan follows the event, not the other way around.

Conference AV
Conference AV in Cyprus for meetings, congresses and multi-room events, including sound, screens, microphones, interpretation, streaming, presentation systems and technical crew.
The programme tells us what the room needs to do: presentations, panels, Q&A, video playback, remote speakers or language support. Send it early so the technical plan follows the event, not the other way around.
Speaker numbers, microphone use, content changes and session transitions all shape the working setup. A stage plan and presentation schedule make those handovers much easier to prepare.
List each room, its session times and the equipment or support it needs. This helps keep breakouts, plenaries and shared content aligned without treating every room as a separate project.
Include seating and stage layouts, access times, house AV rules and the venue technical contact. Add interpretation, streaming and rehearsal requirements where they are known.
Conference AV can sit alongside projection, LED displays, sound, interpretation, video conferencing, lighting and event connectivity.
Audience LED or projection screens, confidence monitors, a digital lectern, wireless handheld, lapel or gooseneck microphones, PA and presentation playback can be considered together. Include interpretation or streaming where the programme calls for it.
Available conference systems can include LED or projection screens, confidence monitors, digital lecterns, presentation laptops, playback and switching, wireless handheld, lapel, headset and gooseneck microphones, PA systems, simultaneous interpretation, PTZ cameras, hybrid-event feeds and on-site technicians. Final equipment and crew are confirmed against the room plan, agenda and venue access schedule.
The date, venue, agenda, speaker count, audience size, room layout and any presentation or streaming needs are useful.
Yes. Simultaneous interpretation, remote speakers and hybrid participation can be included when the language plan, online platform, room layout, internet connection and rehearsal requirements are known.
Yes. We can coordinate plenary and breakout rooms under one technical brief, with a room-by-room equipment schedule, shared presentation workflow and appropriately assigned crew.
An agenda, presentation schedule, speaker information and any existing room or stage plan provide a useful starting point.
Yes. Cameras, microphones, presentation feeds, remote-return audio, switching, streaming and rehearsal requirements can be planned as one workflow for the room and online audience.