Projection mapping and live streaming, Abuja
Mapped in the room.
Live on air.
NorthFront Media is a projection mapping and live streaming company in Abuja. We build the content that plays across LED walls and projection surfaces, pixel-mapped to the real screens, and we stream the event on a bonded uplink that stays up. Every build is drawn before it is rigged.
Two things, done properly
Projection mapping for the room and live streaming for everyone who is not in it. Book either, or both, with lighting through our partner when the event wants the whole look.
Projection mapping
Content mapped to the screens in the room, whatever shape they are.
- LED walls
- Projection surfaces
- Pixel-mapped canvas
- Resolume
- Masks
- Content
Live streaming
Multi-camera production that stays on air when a line drops.
- Multi-camera
- ATEM
- Bonded uplink
- YouTube
- Multi-platform
- Backup ingest
Lighting and screens, together
One package for the look of the room, with our lighting partner.
- Lighting partner
- Stage look
- Cues with content
Around the two pillars
Venue planning and 3D drawings
Isometric sheets of screens, cameras, cables and LAN, generated from measured data.
- Iso sheets
- Cable budget
- LAN
- Planner
Multi-camera capture
Fixed, rover and crane positions, fibre HDMI trunks, program and ISO records.
- 8 cameras
- Fibre HDMI
- Wireless
YouTube packaging
Titles tested against data, thumbnails in your house style, descriptions in your format.
- Titles
- Thumbnails
- Descriptions
Technical documentation
Hardware lists, checklists, run sheets and archives, so the next event starts from a plan.
- Checklists
- Run sheets
- Archive
Selected builds
Drawings first, then the room. The sheets on these pages are the ones the crew rigged from, and the photos and clips are from the events themselves.
Eight cameras in a 32 by 62 metre hall
A special Sunday service with eight camera positions, four picture surfaces, two consoles and a bonded uplink to YouTube. Every cable was drawn, measured and counted against the pool before a single reel was unrolled.
Seven LED surfaces mapped as one
A four-day convocation on seven LED surfaces: a centre wall, top and bottom bands, and four delay screens down the room. We mapped every surface into a single 4992 by 2304 Resolume canvas, drew the level line the whole rig hangs off, and ran the content and the lighting as one look through to the finale.
Sixteen LED panels in a velodrome
A two-day conference on a six-zone LED stage: a 12 by 4 metre centre, two portrait sides, two flying screens and a 15 metre header, 96 square metres mapped as one design, with dual-switcher ISO recording and a multi-WAN stream. The build fought us and the screens ran every session.
How a build runs
The same five steps whether it is a Sunday service on one wall or a seven-screen arena, so nothing is discovered on the day.
Survey
Walk the venue, measure the screens and the clear heights, count the sightlines. The numbers go into one file.
Draw
Isometric sheets of every surface, camera and cable run, with the cable budget on the same page.
Map
Pixel maps, slice maps, masks and the content itself, built to the real wall and the real setlist.
Build
Rig to the drawing. Screens flashed one output at a time, cable register checked before the first reel is pulled.
Air
Play, switch, stream. Bonded uplink, backup paths, and a run sheet the crew can follow.
Start a build
admin@northfront.media
Send the date, the venue and what has to be on screen. We reply with questions, then a drawing.