Stage · Film · Immersive

Screens that hit their cue.

Custom phones, websites and projection for your show or shoot, run live by your stage manager or playback operator. Every brand is invented, so there's nothing to clear.

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Run it yourself

You're the operator. Pick a screen, then press GO (or the space bar) to fire each cue. Use Pop out to open the screen in its own window and drag it onto a second display or projector. It stays in sync.

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What I build

Phones & messaging

Texts that type in real time, typing dots that appear and vanish, notifications and incoming calls, all fired on cue and reset between takes.

Websites & apps

Job sites, social feeds, news pages, video calls and "hacker" terminals, shown on a laptop, a TV on set, or your projector.

Projection & scenery

Seamless backdrop loops and looks that change with the scene, built for your cyc and your cue list.

Operator panel

A GO button and a cue list your stage manager already understands. It has an offline mode and nothing to log into on show night.

Made to be safe to show

Packages

PackageWhat you getPrice
Scene KitUp to 3 screens (e.g. phone + social feed), operator panel, one tech visit or remote sessionfrom $600
Production PackageUp to 6 screens and/or projection loops, cue sheet, two tech visits, support through the runfrom $1,200
Film DayCustom screens for your shoot, plus me on set operating them for one dayfrom $1,200
Run RentalA ready-made kit (chat, social, job site, news, video call) re-skinned for your show, for one runfrom $400

Student productions and first-time partners: ask about reduced rates.

How it works

  1. Send the script pages with the screen moments. The first call is 15 minutes and free.
  2. I mock up the screens in your show's world and send a written quote. A 50% deposit starts the build.
  3. We test in your space at tech, so the cues are set and your operator is trained.
  4. You open. I'm on call through the run, or on set for film. The balance is due at first performance or end of shoot.

Who builds it

I'm Dakota Secula-Rosell. I've been a theatre technical director since 2015 (20+ productions across audio, lighting, staging and live events) and I'm a software engineer. I know what tech week feels like, and I build screens that survive it.

dakota@dkta.dev