NATIONWIDE PRODUCTION LABOR
Wherever The Show Takes You.
LPL supports AV and live event production companies across the United States. Tell us where the work is happening and what the assignment requires.
NATIONAL REACH. ASSIGNMENT-SPECIFIC PLANNING.
The Location Is One Part Of The Match.
Coverage starts with the work: the skills required, the crew structure, and the production schedule. We review those details alongside location and technician availability.
Availability is confirmed by role, market, dates, and project requirements. A nationwide service focus does not mean every position is available in every location at every time.
FROM ONE STOP TO THE NEXT
Build The Brief Around Your Schedule.
A Focused Crew Request
Share the city, venue, dates, and responsibilities for each position. Include setup, show, and strike needs.
Context Across The Route
Identify each stop, the dates, and where the scope changes. Keep requirements clear for every assignment.
Keep The Details Current
Tell us when a location, call time, or crew requirement changes so the request can be reviewed against the updated scope.
BEFORE THE REQUEST
A City Name Is A Starting Point.
The details below help turn a location into a useful labor brief.
Venue And Access
City, venue, loading access, parking, and any site-specific requirements you already know.
Dates And Call Times
Setup days, show days, strike, and the expected schedule for each crew member.
Capability And Responsibility
Systems, equipment, reporting structure, and what each person will be expected to own.
Questions About Coverage
Does LPL Provide Production Labor Nationwide?
Yes. LPL supports production labor requests across the United States. Availability is reviewed for the specific role, location, dates, and assignment.
Can I Request Support In More Than One City?
Yes. Include the locations, dates, and requirements for each stop in your request so we can review the complete scope.
What If My Location Or Dates Are Not Final?
Share the information you have and clearly identify what is still tentative. Update the request as the production plan develops.
Tell Us Where You’re Headed.
Start with the location, schedule, and work your crew needs to cover.