Mysteryland 2024
Others wouldn’t climb. We did.
The LED cube: 6,000 panels, five days, rain and storm. When other crews called the structure too dangerous, we clipped in, went up and finished it.
UNTIL
IT STANDS.
Layher. Black Steel. LED walls. Rigging.
Five at the core, 20+ on call.
Zero missed projects.
Base
You talk to the crew chief on site, not to an office. A change in the plan is answered where the work happens, by the person who will carry it out.
Drum, gearbox and motor.
Steel wire rope connects them to the roof.
01 / THE CREW
CORE CREW. BIGGER NETWORK.The five of us lead the work on site. Behind us: 20+ riggers, LED techs and stagehands in the Netherlands and Belgium, scaled to your job.
5 / 5 selected
Portrait coming soon: Pavel Pavlovych
02 / WHAT WE BUILD
EIGHT DISCIPLINES. ONE CREW.Eight disciplines and one crew that knows how they fit together.
Stages, towers, platforms and backstage structures. Built square, safe and on schedule.
Heavy steel towers and roof systems for festival main stages. At height, in any weather.
From ground supports and decks to the final handover to production.
Flown or ground-stacked, data and power connected, at any height. Up to 6,000 panels on one build.
Motors, truss and points prepared and flown with the head rigger.
Rig prep and hands-on support for the lighting crew.
Set pieces and scenic elements fitted to the structure.
Stagehands who know what they’re lifting and where it goes.
03 / WHEN IT GETS HARD
Anyone can build on a dry day with time to spare. These are the other days.
Mysteryland 2024
The LED cube: 6,000 panels, five days, rain and storm. When other crews called the structure too dangerous, we clipped in, went up and finished it.
Last-minute call, horse show
The local crew went home before the job was finished. We didn’t. Eighteen hours straight, handed over complete.
Mysteryland 2025
Main Stage done, we moved to a second stage: an L-shaped truss to close with LED on all four sides. We worked sixteen hours. The next day it opened on time.
04 / FROM THE FIELD
NO STOCK. NO RENDERS.Every photo here is ours, taken on site between lifts.
ON SITE FOR
Directly or through partner crews. Names are listed for reference, not as endorsements.
LAST-MINUTE
Send the date, the place and how many hands you need. We’ll tell you straight who can be there.
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05 / REVIEWS
FROM THE PEOPLE WHO HIRED USCrew chiefs, stage managers and production teams: if you’ve worked with us, tell others how it went.
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06 / WHY WE STARTED
In 2026 we put our own name on it.
We met on the same sites. Two of us have worked side by side for four years; the others joined after we’d seen how they work and how they carry themselves. Production managers kept asking for this crew by name. Now it has one.