Project Intake
Tell Us What the Effect Needs to Accomplish.
Begin with the production goal, venue, location, date, effect concept, and known constraints. You do not need a final equipment list.
A Useful First Brief
Provide the Context That Changes the Technical Answer.
Even partial information is useful. PyroServices can respond with the next questions required to determine feasibility and scope.
1
Production type
Concert, festival, venue, attraction, film, installation, art project, or special event.
Concert, festival, venue, attraction, film, installation, art project, or special event.
2
Place and schedule
City, venue, load-in, rehearsal, show dates, and deadlines.
City, venue, load-in, rehearsal, show dates, and deadlines.
3
Effect goal
Visual reference, duration, cue pattern, audience relationship, and proximity.
Visual reference, duration, cue pattern, audience relationship, and proximity.
4
Existing resources
Drawings, equipment, operators, prior permits, and venue approval.
Drawings, equipment, operators, prior permits, and venue approval.
5
Service level
Equipment only, custom engineering, controls, operators, documentation, or turnkey coordination.
Equipment only, custom engineering, controls, operators, documentation, or turnkey coordination.
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