At San Diego Comic-Con 2025 we flew a 24-meter LED wall over a video game booth, folded at 135° on both sides for glasses-free 3D, and ran it through the show.
What a glasses-free 3D wall needs
Folds held to ±1°. We built them from bevel-cut cabinets of the same production batch as the rest of the wall, with custom 135° connectors, and spent six hours with the rigging crew bringing their truss to that tolerance.
One picture from two processors. The wall runs in two halves; a sync generator locks them together, so the seam in the middle never tears.
Playback that lasts the show. Hirender media servers play the large 3D files without stutter, with content following the booth’s running order.
PixelPro Productions designed, supplied and ran a flown LED wall for glasses-free 3D on a video game booth at San Diego Comic-Con 2025 (July 24–27, San Diego Convention Center): 24 × 3 m in three sections, an 11 m main screen with a 6.5 m wing on each side at 135°, 288 Gloshine MV Pro 2.6 cabinets and 9216 × 1152 pixels, run by NovaStar MX40 Pro processors on one sync generator and Hirender media servers. The hanging design and drawings were ours; the venue’s appointed rigger supplied the points, truss and hoists. For shows and events in San Diego we bring our own LED, sound, lighting and crew; permanent installs in California are done under contractor license CSLB #1063528 (Class B).
The Comic-Con case study
The full story: the brief, the three hard parts and how we solved them.
Questions from San Diego exhibitors and planners
Have you worked at the San Diego Convention Center?
Yes. At San Diego Comic-Con 2025 (July 24–27), PixelPro Productions flew a 24 × 3 m P2.6 LED wall for glasses-free 3D on a video game booth, with load-in from July 20.
Who rigs a flown LED wall at the convention center?
The venue’s appointed rigger supplies and hangs the points, truss and hoists. We design the hanging structure, supply the drawings and work with the rigging crew on the day, as we did at Comic-Con 2025.
Do you rent LED walls for events in San Diego?
Yes, with our own crew and equipment, quoted per event: San Diego is outside our standard delivery zones, so trucking and travel are part of the quote. In Los Angeles and Orange County our all-in rental walls start at $3,490.
