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LED Screen Rental
in Downtown LA.

DTLA is where fashion launches, gallery openings, music industry events and food-world activations all use the same five blocks. Pixals supplies LED for the audience that's seen them all this month and wants to be surprised.

— The brief

A working district. The wall must read as intentional.

Downtown is a working district — high ceilings, raw brick, freight elevators, and the kind of audience that walks in already arguing about the install. The Pixals brief here is usually: make the wall look intentional, not added-on. We engineer for ceiling structure first, content second, never the other way around.

Half the DTLA venues we work at have ceiling structures the architect's drawings can't honestly account for. Bow-string trusses. Riveted beams. Decorative-only soffits that look load-bearing and aren't. We do a structural pre-walk before we quote, and we rig from what's actually up there — not from what someone hand-sketched in 1928.

— Venues

Where we install regularly.

Vibiana The Theatre at Ace Hotel ROW DTLA NeueHouse Bradbury The Bradbury Building The Broad lobby (private) The Wiltern The Mayan The Edison Hauser & Wirth Downtown Smorgasburg LA The Million Dollar Theater Conga Room Private lofts — Arts District & South Park
— What DTLA asks for

Three-wall arrays. Mobile LED.

Two- or three-wall LED arrays for product launches at ROW. Floor-to-ceiling architectural LED for fashion at Vibiana. Discreet, gallery-respectful walls for art openings. Mobile LED trucks for street activations and Smorgasburg-adjacent brand moments.
— Logistics

Off-peak load-ins.

DTLA freight access is venue-dependent and brutal at peak. Pixals schedules off-peak load-ins, holds COIs at most major rooms, and arrives with rigging spec'd to actual ceiling structure (not the drawings).
— Stack

Architectural by default.

Indoor P1.5 / P2.6 / P2.9 for editorial and gallery. Floor-to-ceiling configurations for fashion at Vibiana. Mobile LED trucks for activations and motorcades. Generative or curated-content programmes synced to the room.

Producing in DTLA?

Tell us the venue, the date, and the audience. We'll bring back a wall that earns its space in the room.