A video house for live events.
Who we are.
Concept Pixels is a boutique video house for live events — cinematic camera systems, live broadcast, and LED walls, floors and displays built for the room and the camera.
Founded in 2016 in Ontario, California, by three American-born Indonesian founders — a warehouse, a few LED tiles, and a habit of saying yes to shows bigger than the company.
The LED never left. It is two warehouses of ROE tile today — scenic walls, IMAG screens, floors — with the Brompton processing and disguise servers to run them: rented for the show, or sold and installed for rooms that want to own it.
Ten years on we run from two home bases, Ontario and Nashville, with 24 full-time staff and a network of 300+ crew — and it still runs like a shop built by people who came up on tours and in broadcast trucks.
We tend to get pulled in by the creatives — the artist, the creative director, the management — because we speak their language and then execute it with the venues, vendors and unions who build the show.
We build every system case by case — cameras and screens together — for the show in front of us, on a backbone that does not change.
Five steps, no drama.
Listen.
What the show has to look like, and what it has to become afterward.
Design.
The camera system and the screens, case by case, on the same backbone every time.
Prep.
Advanced with the venue, the vendors and the union house before a case rolls.
Execute.
The crew that designed it runs it. No hand-off, no surprises.
Deliver.
Ingested nightly, graded once, released fast.
The promise underneath all five: stress-free execution, coordinated with the venue, the vendors and the union house before anyone rolls a case.
The people on the call.
Started the company in an Ontario warehouse in 2016 and still directs the biggest shows himself. Twenty-plus years across cinematic multicam, live broadcast, large-format LED and touring workflows: live video director for a stadium tour livestream at SoFi Stadium, reality DP on Beast Games season two, broadcast producer for the Charlie Kirk Memorial, seen live by more than 150 million people. Dove Awards nominee. Runs client relationships, sales and the technology behind every build.
Co-founder. Runs the business side — contracts, finance, the deals that put gear in two warehouses.
Leads operations across both bases: crewing, logistics, venue and vendor coordination, and the systems that carry a show from quote to load-out. Fourteen years in live production; came up through church production, spent years on the road as production manager and visuals lead for a music label, its artists, and other artists. Then project managed and helped build operations for a startup integration company before joining Concept Pixels full-time as project manager. Led the Crossroads Wonderwall LED installation, 1,900 tiles of LED on automation with GhostFrame, and was appointed COO in October 2024.
Small team, deep bench.
Twenty-four full-time across two warehouses, backed by more than three hundred directors, camera operators, video engineers, LED crew chiefs, server operators and technicians we have worked with for years — people who can shoot clean broadcast coverage one night, hang and map a wall the next morning, and go handheld at the edge of the stage that evening. We staff the system we design, and we bring in the right people for the style the show calls for, not whoever happens to be free.
