03 · from £30k

Awards and galas

Most awards nights are too long. We cut the ceremony, brief the host, and make sure the people being celebrated are visible.

A round dinner table laid with glasses, folded napkins and printed booklets
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Indicative band
from £30k
Timeline
4–7 months
Format
In person
Best for
Industry awards, partner dinners, internal recognition

What you should get

  1. 01

    A ceremony with an end time guests believe

  2. 02

    Short winner films or citations that do not embarrass anyone

  3. 03

    Dinner that is allowed to be dinner, not a second show

What’s included

  • Ceremony structure and script skeleton
  • Host briefing and winner liaison
  • Stage, light and sound plan
  • Room layout, table plan support and accessibility
  • Rehearsal and showcalling
  • Timing report in the debrief

Usually scoped separately

  • Trophy design and manufacture
  • Entertainment and after-parties
  • Photography packages
  • Broadcast or livestream crew

How a job tends to run

  1. 01

    Purpose.

    Who the night is for, and which awards are doing real work.

  2. 02

    Cut.

    A runtime we will defend, including what comes out.

  3. 03

    Stage.

    Sightlines, step-free routes, film playback and a host who has rehearsed.

  4. 04

    Night.

    Keep dinner sacred. Stop when we said we would.

Sample work in this line

Team and incentive events