Private Party — Keila

The room is a living room until you start running cable. Then it becomes a problem of amperage, of where the breaker box sits, of how much draw the neighbour already has on that circuit. Most private parties in Keila happen in spaces not designed to hold sound rigs or controlled light, so the first hour on site is diagnostic.

We bring what the venue cannot supply — power distribution that holds, wireless microphones that do not fold when fifteen phones all reach for the same slice of spectrum, a lighting plan that adjusts when the ceiling turns out to be lower than the photograph suggested. The technical build happens before anyone arrives, and that is the part that decides whether the evening holds together.