LED Panels & Projection Mapping

Big visuals earn their place when they serve the program.

LED walls and projection mapping can transform a room — the craft is in sizing, rigging, and programming them correctly for your space and your content. We’ll tell you plainly what your venue and budget support.

Backed by our Comfort Warranty — if something isn’t right, we do everything within our power to make it right.

LED panels and walls

LED walls deliver sharp, bright images that hold up in daylight and large rooms — indoors or outdoors, flat or curved. They set up efficiently, run on redundant power, and carry branding, presentations, or live camera feeds equally well. For many events they’ve replaced projection outright; we’ll tell you when an LED wall is worth it and when a projector does the same job for less.

Projection mapping

Projection mapping turns walls, objects, and architecture into moving imagery — a building face becomes a canvas, a plain ballroom becomes a branded environment. It works indoors or out, as a one-night effect or a semi-permanent installation. We handle the projectors, the content integration, and the planning that makes it work on the night.

Quick facts

What it is

LED walls and projection mapping are large-format visuals sized, rigged, and programmed for a specific room.

What’s included

Indoor and outdoor LED walls, flat or curved, running on redundant power; projection mapping onto walls, objects, and architecture; plus the rigging, content integration, and programming that make them work on the night.

Typical events

Conferences and general sessions, concerts and festivals, galas and awards nights, product launches and brand activations, and outdoor events.

Service area

Waterloo Region, Toronto and the GTA, and Southern Ontario.

Provided by

Straight Street Event Services, Cambridge, Ontario. Founded 1997.

Pricing

One all-in quote covering equipment, labour, and transportation. No hidden fees.

Client Proof

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Straight Street transformed the venue and brought our guests back into our theme of the 1920’s… they are truly professionals from the beginning to the end of the process, they made the room look and sound spectacular.

Nico Giorgio, St. Mary’s Hospital 100th Anniversary Gala, Kitchener · Google review

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4.9 / 5

Across 30 Google Reviews

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A+

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6x Consumer Choice Award Winner,
Kitchener-Waterloo
most recently 2027

Straight Answers

Possibly nothing — but cheaper quotes are often cheap because labour, transportation, or an operator in the room isn’t in the number yet. Compare what’s actually included, not just the total.

And if a smaller setup genuinely fits your event, we’ll be the ones to tell you. We recommend the right production for your venue, audience, program, and budget — not the most complex one.

Legitimate ones: rigging and power are commonly venue-controlled for liability reasons, and a fair connection fee is normal. What shouldn’t apply is an “oversight” or “concierge” fee for using an outside AV company — that’s negotiable, and we’ll help you push back on it.

Either way, you’ll know before you sign anything. No surprises is the whole point.

Maybe not — and if a podium microphone and a screen are genuinely all your event needs, that’s what we’ll recommend. The value of a production partner isn’t complexity; it’s that whatever is in the room works, has a backup, and has someone standing behind it.

For Events That Need To Look Right, Sound Clear, and Run With Confidence

Tell us about your event: the venue, the audience, the program, and the budget. We’ll recommend the right solution for it, not the most complex one.

No obligation. Prefer to talk it through?
Call (519) 893-3668.

Your Event Goals. Our Expertise. That’s Straight Street.

Talk to a Senior AV Producer

You don’t need to know AV. Tell us what your event needs to do, and we’ll design the production around it and quote one all-in price.

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