Putting the mainstage
on the bigscreen

Every May for three years, my team at Red Element Studios loaded a cargo van with video gear, sunscreen, and just enough optimism, then headed to The Gorge Amphitheater in Eastern Washington.

With a small, tight-knit crew wearing as many hats as possible, we ran the live video feed to two massive LED walls on the mainstage—bringing the performance to 20,000 fans in real time. Whether I was operating a camera, flying a drone, running the mixing board, or coordinating the live feed, the work demanded precision, trust, and total collaboration.

It’s an incredible feeling to execute live storytelling at that scale—but it only works because of the team behind it.

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Credits

Red Element Studios

Production Director: Adam Knight

Mixing Board: Adam Knight, Jae Macallan, Ryan Schmidt

Cameras: Jay Winland, Bow Jones, Bliss Holloway, Adam Knight, Ryan Schmidt, Evan Boe, Chris Somerville

Drone Shots: Adam Knight, Ryan Schmidt, Jae Macallan

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