Serving the Tri-state Area for 38+ years

Services / Live Events

Event Audio Visual Staging & Technology

For over 38 years, clients in every industry have relied on Long Island Video to design and produce events for audiences ranging from a dozen executives to thousands of attendees.

In-person, virtual, or hybrid

Name a venue in the New York metropolitan region.
We’ve probably worked there.

Our Long Island warehouse is equipped with the most current digital audio-visual technology and equipment to support the full range of event production needs.

Combined with a staff of seasoned production engineers, Long Island Video will ensure your event will have the technology you need and the expert team to operate it.

Full stage production with lighting and video by Long Island Video

Capabilities

Everything the room needs. And the team to run it.

Business event with a "40 Under Forty" award display on a screen in a dimly lit room with attendees seated at tables.

Video Projection, Displays & Videowalls

From single-screen projections to massive multi-display videowalls: crisp, dynamic, and engaging for every attendee, front row or virtual.

Hands on an audio mixing console, one holding a microphone over the faders.

Event Sound Systems of Any Size

Pristine, professional audio tailored to your venue, acoustics, and audience, from small meetings to stadium-level productions.

Technician on lift adjusting stage lighting equipment.

Lighting & Rigging Systems

Customized lighting designs that enhance ambiance, branding, and stage presence, on rigging that is safe and reliable.

Empty stage setup with podium, video equipment, and a large monitor in a conference room.

Staging, Backdrops & Trusses

Sleek corporate backdrops to fully customized stage designs: the trusses, platforms, and structure for a polished environment.

Before you call

The questions we get asked most often.

Do you supply a technician, or just the equipment?

Both, and for most events the crew is the part that matters. Our crew stays on site from the first truck through load-out rather than dropping equipment and leaving you to run it: gear nobody is watching is gear that fails quietly in front of an audience. What a production engineer actually does on site walks through the job, and what to rent and what to hire covers where the line usually falls if you have your own operator.

Which venues and areas do you cover?

We work throughout the tri-state area from our shop in Glen Cove, with an affiliate network for jobs further afield. After 38 years there are not many rooms in the New York metropolitan region we have not loaded into. Areas we serve lists the towns we are asked about most.

Will someone look at the room before the event?

For anything past a simple setup, walking the room first is what makes a quote accurate and a load-in uneventful: power, access, ceiling height, sightlines and where the sun lands at four o'clock all change the answer. The site survey sets out what gets checked and why.

Can you run a hybrid or virtual event?

Yes. In-person, virtual and hybrid are all routine, and the hard part is rarely the streaming: it is making the remote audience feel like participants rather than spectators. Running a hybrid annual meeting covers the decisions that decide which one you get.

Projection or LED?

It depends on how much light is in the room and how wide the seating fans out, not on which is newer. A projector in a bright room is a compromise everybody in the back row can see. Projection or LED goes through how to tell which your room can support.

Is the equipment yours, or sub-rented?

Ours, for the most part. Our Long Island warehouse carries current digital audio-visual equipment across the full range of event production, which is what lets a plan change late in the week without a scramble. What to rent and what to hire covers how that usually gets split.

What do you need from us to put a quote together?

The date, the venue and room, roughly how many people, and what has to happen from the stage. That is usually enough for a real number rather than a range. How to brief an AV company lists what makes the difference, and you can send it to us here.

Ready to elevate your event?

Ready to elevate your event?

Tell us what you're planning. We'll bring the technology and the seasoned production engineers to operate it.