
Studios and media
Launches and wrap parties on studio lots. An AI photo booth with themed frames fits a crowd that knows good images.
480+ corporate events · 5 years
Work with a corporate event planner in Los Angeles who keeps the racing, flight, surf and photo stations in town and knows how a Downtown tower, a studio lot and the convention center each handle a load-in. Los Angeles is one of our two bases, and Orlando is the other.

LA venues range from a 720,000 sq ft convention center to studio sound stages, and each has its own fire, power and access rules that shape your floor plan.
Los Angeles Convention Center
On Figueroa Street next to LA Live. South Hall covers nearly 350,000 sq ft, West Hall 210,685 sq ft and the lower-level Kentia Hall 160,000 sq ft. An expansion is under construction through early 2029, so we confirm your hall, dock and route with the event manager before move-in.
Long Beach Convention and Entertainment Center
By the harbor in Long Beach. The Grand Ballroom covers 20,456 sq ft, and 34 meeting rooms surround it. Corporate meetings here pair well with a photo booth in the foyer between sessions.
Pasadena Convention Center
On Green Street, with a 50,000 sq ft exhibition building and the 2,997-seat Civic Auditorium, which hosted the Emmys for two decades. It suits awards nights and regional conferences away from Downtown traffic.
Sony Pictures Studios, Culver City
The 45-acre lot has 16 sound stages and was MGM's home from 1924 to 1986. We set up in the Rainbow Room at the Scenic Arts Center for an industry launch: read about our AI networking matchmaker and racing simulator at TEC6.
AI networking matchmaker and racing simulator at TEC6Downtown office towers and plazas
An event can stay in your own building: a high floor or the plaza at the base of the tower. These need building access windows and insurance papers, and our cases below show how we handle both.
A booth with a game guests want to replay gets more visits, and it's easier to book before the show's exhibitor deadlines close. These shows run at the Los Angeles Convention Center in 2027.
In Los Angeles, the fire department and building managers set the rules, and we plan around both before load-in day.

Business events in Los Angeles spread across a metro of separate business centers, and the venue that's near your team saves an hour of traffic for every guest.
Planning in Anaheim or Irvine? See corporate events in Orange County. Heading south? See corporate events in San Diego.
LA's industries each bring a different crowd, and a station that fits the crowd keeps the line busy all event.
You can book one service or the whole event from one LA team; each section links to its full page.
AI and 360 photo booths for office parties Downtown, launches in Culver City and conferences in Long Beach. See photo booth rental in Los Angeles.
Racing, flight and surf simulator contests with a leaderboard and prizes, inside your office or on your plaza. Details are on team building in Los Angeles.
QSC speakers, wireless microphones, mixers, projectors and screens, with a technician who stays the whole event. Book AV rental for a town hall on Bunker Hill, a product demo in Playa Vista or a plaza party on South Hope Street.
Run of show, staging, AV and interactive for a launch on a Culver City studio lot or a Downtown all-hands, including hybrid event production in Los Angeles when part of your company joins online. See event production.
Brand activations with our own stations dressed in your colors, for launches in Santa Monica, sponsor zones at Anime Expo or pop-ups at LA Live. See experiential marketing.
Booth builds and interactive for LACC, Long Beach and Pasadena shows. Read about trade show booths.
Racing, flight, surf, truck and soccer simulators, VR stations and photo booths, kept at our LA base and driven across town to your venue. Browse all interactive rentals.
These are events we ran in LA office towers and on a Downtown plaza, with the timing and setup details you'll need for your own.
We don't publish a price list. Each LA event gets a custom quote shaped by the venue, tower access hours or LACC show orders, station count, event hours, branding and staff. Read how we quote.
At the convention center, the Fire Inspector reviews your floor plan, and some exhibits need a Fire Department Permit. Outside the convention center, LAFD permits tents, vehicles at indoor events and open flames. We tell you early if our stations need anything on the permit.
Yes. We book the freight elevator and the access window with building management, and we check each station against the elevator car and the route to the room.
Rain is rare from May through October; 92% of it falls from November to April. May and June mornings can be gray near the coast, and Santa Ana winds blow from late fall into spring. We weigh down shade tents and keep screens out of direct sun.
Fast, when the date is open. EF Academy booked our surf simulator for a luau party in Pasadena two days before the event, and we delivered on time.
Yes. We send insurance documents on request, naming the building owner, management company or studio as they ask. On the Sony lot in Culver City, we also arranged staff access to the studio ahead of the event.
Yes. For a corporate holiday party in Los Angeles, we add stations to your Downtown office floor, a Long Beach or Pasadena ballroom, or a studio space in Culver City. December falls in LA's rainy season, so plan the party indoors. For a corporate retreat near Los Angeles, we drive the stations and AV to your resort and run them.
Tell us the date, the building or venue and your guest count. Our LA team will reply right away.
Send the event type, date, building or venue, guest count and budget. We'll reply right away. Or call +1 213 912 1010