Jx2 Productions • Staging & Rigging

Staging & Rigging for Live Events

Stage platforms, truss, ground-support systems, flown production elements, motor systems, and rigging coordination built around the show, venue, equipment, and audience environment.

Stage SystemsDecks, platforms and event layouts
Truss & Ground SupportSupport for lighting, audio and video
Rigging CoordinationFlown production elements and motor systems
Production StructuresEvent-specific support infrastructure

Built around the event

Staging is part of the production system.

Stages, truss, motors, flown systems, and support structures have to work with the production rather than compete with it. Jx2 plans staging and rigging around the venue, equipment loads, sightlines, scenic design, LED, audio, lighting, cameras, and event flow.

The result is a show environment where infrastructure supports the creative and technical plan from load-in through strike.

Stage decks & platforms
Truss systems
Ground support
Motor systems
Flown production elements
Rigging coordination
Jx2 Productions event staging and rigging crew preparing production equipment
Bill Burr stadium stage, LED walls, and production infrastructure at Centreville Bank Stadium.

Integrated with the technical plan

Support audio, lighting, LED, and scenic together.

Rigging and staging decisions affect almost every technical department. Jx2 can coordinate the support environment around audio and video systems, lighting positions, video walls, scenic, cameras, and show-site access so departments are planned together. For multi-discipline planning, see Full-Service Event Production.

For LED-specific support systems, our LED Video Walls capability includes indoor and engineered outdoor event structures.

Show-site execution

Plan it before the room fills up.

Production infrastructure has to account for more than the final picture. Load-in sequence, venue access, department coordination, installation order, cable paths, operational clearances, and strike all influence how staging and rigging should be planned.

Pre-Production

Coordinate dimensions, venue conditions, equipment, layout, department needs, and production sequence before show day.

Load-In

Build in a sequence that supports lighting, audio, LED, scenic, video, and other technical departments efficiently.

Show & Strike

Maintain an organized production environment through operation, changeover where applicable, and load-out.

Real Jx2 production

Infrastructure behind the finished show.

Custom stage and façade fabrication for a confidential senior leadership event at Mohegan Sun.

Production preparation

Staging, rigging, equipment, and support infrastructure are organized around the broader event-production plan.

Large-format LED video wall and stage lighting for a commencement ceremony

Large-format event environments

Commencements and arena-scale productions require staging, display support, lighting positions, audio, cameras, and audience logistics to work as one environment.

Common questions

Staging & rigging FAQs

What types of staging does Jx2 provide?

Jx2 supports stage decks, platforms, event stages, technical support structures, and layouts built around the production requirements.

Can Jx2 provide truss and motor systems?

Yes. Truss, motors, and related support systems can be incorporated based on the production design and venue conditions.

Can staging and rigging be coordinated with LED walls?

Yes. Staging, rigging, and LED support should be planned together, especially for large-format or outdoor video systems.

Does Jx2 support concert staging and rigging?

Yes. Jx2 supports concerts and live entertainment with staging, truss, rigging coordination, lighting, audio, video, and production support.

Can you work with venue rigging requirements?

Yes. Event plans can be coordinated around venue-specific access, policies, available rigging infrastructure, and other site requirements.

Where does Jx2 provide staging and rigging?

Jx2 operates primarily from East Windsor, Connecticut, with an office in West Springfield, Massachusetts, serving New England and supporting productions nationwide.

Build the infrastructure around the production.

Tell us the venue, event type, stage requirements, technical systems, audience layout, and production goals. We’ll help coordinate staging and rigging around the show.