ENCZ
Send brief
Send brief

Česky

GS Productions — 30+ years of team experience

An arena audience facing The Illusionists stage, with a lighting rig overhead and video screens either side

Live event rigging in Prague The show hangs
on it.

Truss structures, rigging and technical production for concerts, festivals, tours and exhibitions. Planned in Prague, built across Europe.

Plan your event
Fig. 01 · © The Illusionists The Illusionists 3 seasons · 2019 Open project
Years on site
30+
Productions
300+
Countries
20+
All 14 case studiesOpen the showcase

Load calculations and structural checks for suspended structures.

Rigging credits for

All 14 projects ↗

What we rig

Rigged before the doors open.

Six kinds of work we take on for concerts, festivals, tours and exhibitions, from the first technical plan to the final installation. Every photo opens the project behind it.

  • Truss roof with tensioned shade sails and a garland-wrapped column on a festival site
    01

    Festival structures

    Made-to-order truss structures and rigging support for outdoor sites, from brand zones to roofs with tensioned shade sails.

    Seen onBirell Festival Roof

  • A suspended cage of flames lit by crossing beams on The Illusionists stage© The Illusionists
    02

    Concerts, arenas & tours

    Rigging systems and technical support for concerts, arena shows and international touring productions.

    Seen onThe Illusionists

  • Driver figures in racing overalls posed in mid-air along an exhibition hall at F1 The Exhibition© Formula One World Championship
    03

    Exhibitions & suspended displays

    Structural rigging and technical installation for exhibitions: suspended display structures, immersive installations and bespoke suspension systems.

    F1 The ExhibitionViennaAmsterdamLondonOberhausen

  • Birell Festival Roof with blue shade sails, truss and a garland-wrapped column over a festival zone© GS Productions
    04

    Event staging

    Stage and roof construction, including the Olympic Festival Most 2024. The photo shows our truss and shade-sail structure at the Birell Festival Roof.

    Seen onBirell Festival Roof

  • A curved truss structure under construction with a telehandler on site
    05

    Load calculations & sign‑off

    Load calculations and structural checks, done before the rig carries anything, whether it is a festival roof or a suspended display.

    MoreTechnical rigging

  • A curved, lit wall of racing helmets at F1 The Exhibition in Vienna© Formula One World Championship
    06

    Built to tour

    Structures that go up, come down and travel: one exhibition across four cities, one show across three seasons.

    Seen onF1 The ExhibitionThe Illusionists

The Birell Festival Roof: a modular truss grid with shade sails and green garlands under the Birell sign
Fig. 02 Modular truss grid with shade sails · Birell Festival Roof · © GS Productions
Tensioned shade sails over the truss roof and a column wrapped in green garlands
Fig. 03 Shade sails and garlands

Field notes · 01

Festival roofing for Birell.

For the Birell brand zone at four summer festivals in 2026 we rigged the festival roof: a modular truss grid with tensioned shade sails, its columns wrapped in green garlands.

Client
Birell
Festivals
Beats for Love · Colours of Ostrava · LOVESTREAM Bratislava · Grape Festival Trenčín
Year
2026
Scope
Rigging of the roof structure
Open the project Case page

Selected live events

Events you’ve been to.
Rigging you walked under.

Each poster opens the project page. Key art and event photos © their owners: Formula One World Championship Ltd., The Illusionists, Gumball 3000 Ltd. Production photos © GS Productions.

Beyond live eventsThe same crews rig for film and TV: The Wheel of Time, Blade Runner 2099, The Amazing Race in Prague and two seasons of The Challenge. Film rigging

“If you can design it, we can deliver it.”

GS Productions · Prague
Watch the showreel 2:01

How a job runs

Four steps from site visit to show day.

One team from the first technical plan to the final installation, so nothing gets lost between planning and show day.

  1. 01

    Site visit

    We walk the venue or festival site with your team: ground, access, hanging points and what the show needs.

    You getA technical plan and a quote

  2. 02

    Calculations

    Loads are calculated and the structure is checked before anything is built.

    You getLoad calculations and safety assessment

  3. 03

    Install

    Our crew builds the structure to plan, checks it and hands it over to your production team.

    You getA checked rig, ready for the show

  4. 04

    Show days

    Riggers stay on site through the event and strike at the end. When the show travels, we build it again at the next stop.

    You getOne crew from plan to load‑out

Planning an event? Send the venue and your dates. That is enough to start.

Send venue & dates

Start a conversation

Tell us about the show.

Share the venue, dates and technical brief. Roman Porkert talks the technical side and delivery through with you directly.

Send your brief

A short form. Send it straight from the site, or continue on WhatsApp.

WhatsApp Email Send brief