Introduction

If you are forced outside , or to use a 2000 seat auditorium even if your average audience is just 300-400 strong, then IMAG is your friend.  No-one can see their child properly at the back of a large auditorium, but that may be the last available seat ....

Use a camera (or 2 or 3) connected to a projector (via a switcher i more than 1) and put the resulting video up on a screen or 2 (one on each side works best) via a good quality projector.

We recommend Ultra-Short-Throw projectors with Laser Video Engines putting out at least 3,000 ANSI lumens for the best reliable results.  

• The brighter the projector (if it has c=good contrast too) the crisper the result.  
• Ultra Short Throw projectors allow you to keep the projector close to the screen, so it is less of a trip hazard and it doesn't take up seat spaces.
• Laser engines tend to be crisper than LED or DLP or LCD - my order of preference.  They also generate less heat and use less power.