House lights
down.

Six fields. No discovery call before the discovery call. You'll get a reply from a producer who has built the kind of show you're describing — including an honest "we're not right for this" when that's the answer.

Before you write

Three things make a first reply useful instead of generic:

  • The date, even approximately — it determines availability and price more than anything else.
  • The headcount. We work between 25 and 250.
  • A budget range. Projects start at $60,000. Saying so up front saves us both a fortnight.

What happens next

  • Within 1 business day — a real reply, not an autoresponder.
  • Within 3 days — a 30-minute call, if it looks like a fit.
  • Within 2 weeks — a paid discovery, ending in a concept and a budget architecture you own outright.

Prefer email?

hello@houselights.co

+1 (303) 555-0142

Denver, Colorado. We produce across the Front Range — Denver, Boulder, Golden, Morrison, Littleton, Longmont.

Approximate is fine. Unknown is fine too.

Ranges only. Nobody is holding you to it.

We'll only use this to reply to you. No list, no sequence, no newsletter.

Do you take projects under $60,000?

Rarely, and we'll say so quickly rather than stringing you along. Below that number the design and production overhead stops being good value for you — you'd be paying for a process the budget can't use. If that's where you are, take the venue guide, which is free and will genuinely save you money, and we'll point you at someone better suited.

Do you need an RFP to quote?

No. A date, a headcount and a budget range are enough to start. If your procurement process requires a formal response, we'll complete it — including insurance certificates, W-9 and a capability statement — but we won't make you build a document just to have a first conversation.