Lisa Le Event
Production Coordination

This is how an event day is coordinated.

One coordinator, one plan — the venue, the vendors and the programme moving together.

The Event Day

A typical event day, step by step.

The flow we coordinate — from the first vendor arriving to the last one packing out. Each event is planned to its own venue, size and requirements.

  1. T−10

    Venue Walk-Through & Access Check

    We walk the room with the venue team and confirm access, power and load-in timings before anyone arrives.

  2. T−9

    Vendor Check-In & Load-In

    Each vendor is received on the schedule we agreed, in the order that keeps the floor clear.

  3. T−8

    Stage & Set Build

    The stage suppliers build to the agreed layout; we check the result against the plan as it goes up.

  4. T−7

    Floor & Seating Layout

    Tables, seating and guest flow are set with the venue team exactly to the floor plan.

  5. T−6

    Screen & Visual Setup

    The screen supplier installs; we confirm placement and sightlines from where the guests will actually sit.

  6. T−5

    Sound Setup

    The sound vendor sets up and tests; we confirm the room is covered evenly for speeches and for music.

  7. T−4

    Lighting Setup

    The lighting technicians set and focus the rig; we check it against the look agreed in planning.

  8. T−3:30

    Content Hand-Off

    Slides, videos and music are handed to the technician on the day, and the playback order is confirmed.

  9. T−3

    Sound Check

    Microphones and music are checked with the MC and the performers, not left to chance at showtime.

  10. T−2:30

    Run-Sheet Briefing

    Every vendor, the MC and the performers are briefed on the same run sheet, so one plan runs the day.

  11. T−2

    Rehearsal & Walk-Through

    The key moments are walked through with everyone involved — entrances, speeches, transitions.

  12. T−1

    Final Walk & Reset

    A last pass on the room, the signage and the seating; everything is reset before the doors open.

  13. T−0:30

    Doors & Guest Welcome

    Guests are welcomed in; music and lighting sit at the opening look we agreed with the host.

  14. T−0

    Show Flow

    The MC leads the room while we cue each segment and keep the programme moving to time.

  15. T+3

    Close & Guest Departure

    Guests are seen off, and personal items, gifts and décor are gathered and returned to the host.

  16. T+4

    Load-Out & Venue Hand-Back

    Vendors pack out in reverse order and the venue is handed back in the condition it was received.

What We Coordinate

Event Production Coordination

Lisa Le Event coordinates the production resources required for each project through an experienced network of trusted vendors, technicians, performers, and creative partners.

Stage and Layout PlanningWe plan the stage and floor layout with the venue and the suppliers who build it.
Sound-System CoordinationWe brief the sound suppliers on the room and the programme, then coordinate their setup.
Lighting CoordinationWe agree the lighting look with the design and technical suppliers before the event day.
LED-Screen and Visual-Content CoordinationWe coordinate the screen supplier and the visual content so both arrive ready to run.
Photography and Video CoordinationWe arrange photo and video coverage with the vendors chosen for the event, and brief them on the run of show.
Entertainment and Artist ManagementWe source performers to suit the occasion and manage their schedule, needs, and stage time.
MC and Show-Flow PlanningWe plan the run of show with the MC so every segment has a clear cue and a clear hand-off.
Vendor and Equipment CoordinationWe keep every vendor and every piece of hired equipment on one schedule, from load-in to load-out.

Final production equipment and technical services are selected according to each event's venue, size, budget, and requirements.

The Coordination Layer

The work you never see.

The planning and coordination that happens off-stage, long before anyone arrives.

Planning & Run Sheet

One written run sheet for the day, shared with everyone who has a part in it.

Vendor Coordination

Vendors are sourced, briefed and scheduled so they arrive ready and in the right order.

Venue Liaison

Access, timings and the venue's own requirements are agreed with its team well before the day.

Budget & Scope Alignment

Equipment and services are selected to match the venue, the size of the event and the budget agreed.

On-Site Coordination

On the day, one coordinator holds the schedule so the host can be a guest at their own event.

The Roles We Coordinate

Every role, briefed to the same plan.

These are roles, not stock faces. Each one is filled for the event from a network of trusted vendors, technicians, performers and creative partners.

Event Coordinator

The single point of contact — holds the run sheet and keeps every other role on it.

Stage & Set Crew

The supplier team that builds the stage and set to the layout agreed in planning.

Sound Engineer

Provided by the sound vendor; briefed on the room, the speeches and the music.

Lighting Technician

Sets and runs the lighting the design calls for, cue by cue through the programme.

LED & Visual Technician

Runs the screen and the visual content in the order confirmed at hand-off.

Photographer & Videographer

Covers the day to the run sheet, so the moments that matter to the host are not missed.

MC / Host

Leads the room through the programme, working from the show flow planned in advance.

Performers & Artists

Sourced to suit the occasion; their schedule, needs and stage time are managed for them.


Let's plan your event.

Tell us the date and what you have in mind. We'll coordinate the vendors and the plan around it.