SPARK flypacks and BOLT mobile units bring an integrated control room to your event. Our team prepares, tests and configures the system for your specific production.
Rent dry with your own crew, or bring TCP along to staff and support the show. Tell us the dates, location, camera count and delivery requirements.
Switching, routing, recording, audio and communications in a system designed to travel. Configure the package around your camera plan, crew and delivery format.
Our featured 4K HDR flypack supports up to 20 camera inputs, with recording and playback channels for live production and post-production.
The package is scoped to the production: unit or flypack, camera systems, audio, replay, communications and transmission as required. We confirm the equipment and support with your quote.
Can we use our own crew?
Yes. Discuss a dry rental or a staffed production with our team. We prepare the system around the agreed workflow.
How do we reserve a system?
Send your production dates, location, expected camera count and delivery format. We will review configuration, availability, logistics and support with you.
Inside the build
See the workspace behind the package.
BOLT 32 production positions and engineering infrastructure. The configuration for your rental is confirmed with the quote.
Room for the production workflowIntegrated rack infrastructure
A closer look
Know what happens before show day.
A good rental discussion covers more than the equipment list. The right package fits the location, the operators and every feed you need to deliver.
Confirm the production footprint
Tell us where operators will work, how cameras connect and what power and network services are available. A flypack needs an appropriate workspace; a mobile unit needs site access and a suitable position. These details help determine the package and logistics.
Scope the complete package
List camera inputs, recording, replay, audio, communications and required outputs. Identify the equipment supplied by the venue or your own team. Confirm the interfaces so the rental does not arrive with an unresolved gap between systems.
Agree crew and technical responsibilities
Choose a dry rental with your own operators or discuss TCP staffing and production support. Define who will set up, configure, check and operate the package, and who will receive the final feeds. Availability and the exact support arrangement are confirmed in the quote.
Allow time to connect and check
Include access, setup, technical checks and rehearsal in the schedule. Share any changes to the production requirements before the event. Review return logistics and recording or media handoff expectations alongside the rental arrangements.
Before we begin
Questions worth asking.
Get a clearer picture of the engagement before you commit to a direction.
Can a rental support an existing control room?
Discuss the gap you need to fill, such as temporary production capacity or a different event configuration. The equipment and its interfaces need to be checked against the existing system.
Is every item shown on the site included?
No. The package is defined in the quote for your production. Equipment, crew, logistics and support vary by configuration and availability.
