Event Halls, Museums & Reception Venues

AV rental & production atThe National WWII Museum

The US Freedom Pavilion and adjoining spaces are dramatic and unforgiving — hard surfaces, aircraft overhead and no place to hide a cable. We design audio that stays intelligible and lighting that treats the artifacts as scenery.

  • New Orleans, LA
  • Programs up to 2,000 guests

Prefer to talk it through? Call 504-837-1527.

What we know about this room

Production planning built around The National WWII Museum

  • US Freedom Pavilion and Louisiana Memorial Pavilion
  • Audio designed for hard-surface reverberant spaces
  • Artifact-safe lighting and rigging practices

Services we bring here

One production manager, one crew and one invoice — from the site walk through strike.

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Typical production packages

Starting points for events at The National WWII Museum

Every quote is built for your run of show — these are the packages we most often deploy in this room.

Gala & Fundraiser

Program, auction and dancing

  • Discreet distributed audio for speeches
  • LED uplighting and warm table pinspots
  • Custom gobo and monogram projection
  • Screen or LED wall for tribute video
  • Drapery to mask service areas

Wedding & Reception

Ceremony through last dance

  • Ceremony audio with lav and handheld
  • Reception PA and DJ or band support
  • Color wash and dance floor lighting
  • Draped backdrops and scenic accents

Brand Activation

Product launches and pop-ups

  • LED wall or projection mapping surface
  • Custom scenic panels and step-and-repeat
  • Zoned audio for multiple experiences
  • Battery uplighting for cable-free rooms

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Case study

Black-tie fundraiser beneath the aircraft

A 700-guest black-tie dinner and program in the US Freedom Pavilion, with a live auction and tribute video.

Timeline

  1. Load-in, 8am

    Cases staged through the museum dock before public hours

  2. 10am

    Line-array fills hung, delay timing set for the reverberant hall

  3. 1pm

    Uplighting focused on structure, screens set for tribute video

  4. 4pm

    Auctioneer and presenter rehearsal, mic checks on the rove

  5. 6pm

    Doors, program, auction — technician on comms all night

Equipment deployed

  • Distributed point-source PA with delay fills
  • Wireless handheld pair plus roving auction mics
  • 48 battery uplights, no cable runs on the floor
  • Dual 12ft screens with tribute video playback
  • Custom gobo on the pavilion structure

Speech intelligibility held through the entire program in a hall that usually fights it, and the auction ran without a single missed bid call.

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Producing at The National WWII Museum?

Send us the date and your run of show. We will spec the audio, lighting, video and staging package that fits the room and get you a written quote.