All Kinds of Lights

Intelligent lighting, conventional fixtures, and stage rigging.

All Kinds of Lights — in short

AVX provides all kinds of stage lighting — moving heads, LED wash fixtures, PAR cans, profile spots, and truss rigging — with in-house lighting engineers who design the plot, program the console, and operate cues live during the event. The company operates from Chennai, serving clients across India since 2006.

Stage lighting is a design discipline, not a shopping list. AVX approaches lighting as a plot: fixture selection, placement, color, intensity, and cue timing are all planned around the event narrative before a single truss goes up. We carry moving heads (spot and wash), LED PAR cans, profile spots, blinder fixtures, and audience wash lights.

Our lighting engineers program and operate the console during the event, running cues in sync with the show flow. Truss rigging, dimmer racks, and DMX distribution are handled in-house.

What is included

  • Moving head spot and wash fixtures
  • LED PAR cans and wash lights
  • Profile spots and ellipsoidals for key lighting
  • Truss rigging and motorized hoists
  • DMX lighting console programming and live operation

Ideal for

Concerts and live performancesCorporate award nights and galasProduct launches with dramatic revealsStage shows and entertainment events

Common questions about lighting

AVX carries moving head spots and washes, LED PAR cans, profile/ellipsoidal fixtures, blinder lights, and audience wash fixtures, plus truss, dimmer racks, and DMX control. The specific fixture count is planned per event.

AVX engineers design the lighting plot based on your event flow, stage layout, and creative brief. For complex productions, we collaborate with your creative director or agency to execute their vision.

Yes. AVX runs sound, video, and lighting from a coordinated show flow, with engineers communicating via talkback during the event to keep cues tight.

Ready to plan your next event?

Tell us the date, venue, and audience size. We will come back with a detailed equipment and crew proposal — usually within 24 hours.