LED rental · Los Angeles Convention Center
LED walls and AVat the LA Convention Center
Booth walls, flown walls, outdoor walls and full event stages at the Los Angeles Convention Center, from our own Anaheim warehouse and run by our own crew. Eleven Anime Expo booths in two years, and a world championship built in two days.
- CA contractorCSLB #1063528
- NovaStarAuthorized dealer
- InsuranceCOI for every show
- AVIXA CTSPeter Lin, founder
- CrewEnglish and Mandarin
Anime Expo: eleven booths in two years
A booth-building company built booths for game publishers at Anime Expo in 2025 and 2026, and both years we were its AV subcontractor. Four booths the first year, seven the second, most of them with a stage program of their own.
The booth structures were made overseas and shipped in, so many details were settled on the hall floor. The build required union labor, booked across several booths at once. In 2026 the flown screens were reinforced and insured, approved and hung by the venue’s rigging team, and we installed after them.
- Show
- Anime Expo 2025 and 2026, Los Angeles Convention Center
- Our part
- AV subcontractor to the booth builder
- Booths
- 4 in 2025, 7 in 2026
- LED
- 12 walls, about 180 m²: Gloshine MV Pro 2.6, DN 2.6 (flown), BD2.5, Legend 3.9 (outdoor)
- Largest wall
- 10 × 3.5 m, flown
- Crew
- About 5 in 2025, 8 in 2026
PixelPro Productions supplies and runs LED walls, sound and lighting for booths and events at the Los Angeles Convention Center, from its warehouse in Anaheim. At Anime Expo 2025 and 2026 it was the AV subcontractor to a booth builder: eleven booths, twelve LED walls and about 180 m² of LED, including a 10 × 3.5 m flown wall and an outdoor wall outside the hall, with engineers on site running each booth’s stage program. In December 2024 it built about 136 m² of LED, more than 140 lighting fixtures and line-array sound for the WPA Heyball Parasport World Championship in the same building in two days. An 11.5 × 6.6 ft wall is $3,490 all-in with a technician; delivery to the Convention Center is a flat $300 per event.
What we have done here
Booths inside a show: Anime Expo 2025 and 2026
11
Booths for one booth builder
Anime Expo 2025 and 2026, as its AV subcontractor.
6 × 3.5 m
An outdoor wall
Legend 3.9 outside the hall, in daylight.
8
Crew on site in 2026
Running each booth’s stage program live.
A whole hall: the Heyball championship, 2024
2 days
A world championship, built
About 136 m² of LED and 140+ fixtures, 2024.
14 motors
Rigging for the Heyball stage
Half-ton hoists in Hall G, hung by the show’s rigger from 60 ft boom lifts.
2 × 400 A
Power for a full stage
208 V three-phase for the Heyball LED, sound and lighting, plus 200 A for truss lights.
Walls and prices
Standard walls start at $3,490 all-in with a technician; delivery to the Convention Center is a flat $300. Multi-booth, flown and multi-day jobs are quoted from your drawings.
Two ways in: a booth, or the whole hall
A booth inside someone else’s show runs on that show’s rules and deadlines. An event that takes a whole hall works with the venue directly. We have done both, and they run differently.
A booth inside a show
Anime Expo 2025 and 2026: AV subcontractor to the booth builder.
Before the show
- The booth builder sends its drawings. We size each wall, its processing and the power it needs.
- Flown screens are reinforced and insured, and the hanging is approved by the venue.
Move-in
- The build uses union labor. We book and coordinate it across several booths.
- The venue’s rigging team hangs the flown screens first; we install after them.
- Changes and added gear come up on site: in 2026 we worked past 3 a.m. the night before opening.
Show days
- Our engineers run each booth’s stage program: video, sound and mics, to the rundown.
A whole hall
The Heyball championship, Hall G, 2024. Deadlines from the LACC Event Planning Guide.
30 days before move-in
- AV contractor application, two venue references and our certificate of insurance, for this event only.
- Scaled floor plans and the production schedule.
- All rigging and suspension details, including any attachment to the building over 40 lb.
- An isometric rendering of any wall structure over 15 ft.
21 days before
- Fire permit requests, including haze and fog.
2 weeks before
- Wet-stamped engineered plans for tall walls go to LA Building and Safety.
- Catwalk escort booked, if the job needs the catwalks.
48 hours before
- Haze test with the Fire Department, if haze is used.
Move-in
- The rigger marks the floor and hangs truss and motors, from 60 ft boom lifts.
- The electrical contractor runs power over three days.
- We build, connect and calibrate the LED: about 136 m² in two days.
Whole-hall deadlines: Los Angeles Convention Center, Event Planning Guide (2024 edition): Floor Plans, Catwalk Access, Fire Safety, Hazers, Temporary Structures and the AV Contractor application. Booth steps and move-in: our own Anime Expo and Heyball jobs. Confirm dates with your LACC Event Manager, or for a booth, with the show’s exhibitor services.
The LACC rules, in nine numbers
From the Convention Center’s own planning guide, and how each one shapes an LED wall.
30 days
AV company: your choice, approved per event
Application, two references and insurance before move-in.
1
One rigger hangs everything
The show’s authorized rigger. We send it weights and drawings.
800 lb
Per hang point, South Hall
Fixed points only, on half-ton hoists.
208 V
Floor boxes every 30 ft
Three-phase to 150 A. We tell you what to order.
15 ft
Taller video walls need a permit
Engineer’s stamp and LADBS, plans two weeks out.
3 : 1
Height to base, free-standing
Any taller: tie it off or add ballast.
4
Union crafts on the floor
Local 831, Teamsters 986, IBEW and IATSE 33.
48 h
Haze test with the Fire Department
Fire Marshal approval, water-based fluid only.
40 ft
South Hall ceiling
West Hall 36 ft; meeting rooms 10 to 20 ft.
Which hall fits the wall
| Hall | Ceiling | Hang points | Floor load | Largest freight door |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| South Hall G, K | 40 ft | 800 lb | 350 lb/sq ft | 23 ft 6 in × 37 ft |
| South Hall H, J | 40 ft | 800 lb | 350 lb/sq ft | 16 ft 1 in × 23 ft 6 in |
| West Hall A | 36 ft (25 ft soffit) | 800 lb a beam | 300 lb/sq ft | 52 ft 7 in × 25 ft |
| West Hall B | 36 ft (25 ft soffit) | 800 lb a beam | 300 lb/sq ft | 24 ft × 13 ft 4 in |
| Petree Hall | 17 ft (15 ft soffit) | 400 lb (Encore only) | 100 lb/sq ft | 11 ft 3 in × 13 ft 9 in |
| Concourse Hall | 17 ft | 500 lb (Encore only) | 100 lb/sq ft | 9 ft 7 in × 10 ft |
Width × height for doors. From the LACC Event Planning Guide (2024) and Floorplan & Specification Brochure (2024). In Petree and Concourse Halls, production rigging is done only by Encore, the venue’s in-house AV partner.
Source: Los Angeles Convention Center, Event Planning Guide (2024 edition), Temporary Structures guideline (2023) and Floorplan & Specification Brochure (2024). Rules change: confirm with your LACC Event Manager.
Our work at the Convention Center and other shows
Los Angeles Convention Center · 2025–2026
Eleven booths at Anime Expo, two years running
Twelve LED walls, flown and outdoor, sound and lighting, with stage programs run live: seven booths at once in 2026.
Read the case study →
Los Angeles Convention Center · 2024
A world championship, built in two days
About 136 m² of LED, more than 140 lighting fixtures and a 28 m stage for 143 athletes from 31 countries and regions.
Read the case study →
San Diego Convention Center · 2025
A 24 m flown wall at Comic-Con
288 MV Pro 2.6 cabinets folded at 135° for glasses-free 3D, hung by the show’s rigging contractor to our drawings.
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Integrators and booth builders: how we work with partners
Everything else we do in Los Angeles: Los Angeles service area
Questions about LED walls at the LA Convention Center
Can you supply LED walls for several booths at the Los Angeles Convention Center at once?
Yes. At Anime Expo 2026 PixelPro supplied and ran the AV for seven booths at once for one booth builder: eight LED walls, sound on six booths and lighting on five, with a crew of eight on site through the show.
Who hangs a flown LED wall at the Los Angeles Convention Center?
At Anime Expo 2026 the flown screens were reinforced and insured, then approved and hung by the venue’s rigging team; PixelPro installed the LED after them. In 2025 PixelPro flew a 10 × 3.5 m Gloshine DN 2.6 wall from ten rigging bars. For the Heyball championship in Hall G in 2024, the show’s rigger hung the truss on 14 half-ton motors over two days, working from 60 ft boom lifts.
Do I have to use the Los Angeles Convention Center’s in-house AV company?
No. AV is not an exclusive service at the LACC: exhibitors may bring their own AV company, which must file a certificate of insurance with the venue for each event. Rigging, electrical service and the general service contractor must come from the LACC’s authorized list, and house sound in meeting rooms is operated only by Encore.
Does a tall LED wall need a permit at the Los Angeles Convention Center?
If its structure is over 15 ft, yes. Under the LACC’s temporary structures guideline it needs a wet-stamped engineered plan, a City of Los Angeles Building and Safety permit and the Fire Marshal’s approval, with plans due two weeks before move-in.
What power does a booth LED wall need at the Convention Center?
Through the show’s authorized electrical contractor, sized to the load. The Heyball championship stage in 2024 ran on two 400 A 208 V three-phase services for the stage AV, lighting and LED walls, and a 200 A service from the catwalk for the truss lights, installed by the electrical contractor’s crew over the three days before the event. We work out the load and tell you what to order.
How much is an LED wall for a booth at the LA Convention Center?
An 11.5 × 6.6 ft wall is $3,490 in MR 2.6, $3,780 in PL 2.6 or $5,460 in MV Pro 2.6, with the processor, setup, strike and a technician. Delivery from Anaheim to the Convention Center is a flat $300 per event; flown walls and multi-day shows are quoted.
Can you work as the AV subcontractor for a booth builder from overseas?
Yes. At Anime Expo 2025 and 2026 PixelPro was the AV subcontractor to a booth builder whose structures were made overseas and shipped in. Our crew speaks English and Mandarin, reviews drawings before move-in, and the exhibitors stay the builder’s clients.
