We predominantly provide VJ services, which means that we mix video and other graphical elements for projection at parties and events.

VJing can be relatively unobtrusive, for example as a feature at a corporate event, or it can be an intensive, interactive performance, for example to accompany DJs and electronic musicians at clubs.

We don't provide music or lights - we JUST DO VISUALS. We can recommend some excellent DJs and musicians, lighting companies and events managers if you would like referrals to such.

We are thoroughly committed professionals, both artistically and technically. We place equal weight on both the creative and technical aspects of our performance, working closely with an event's artistic director and the stage manager and other technical staff. We value relationships and teamwork very highly and do our utmost to ensure we're 'part of the solution' and never 'part of the problem'.

We charge from $100 to $500 per event-hour. This includes two of us and all our VJ equipment, but does NOT include projector/screen hire. We don't charge for set-up time, but do have a 3hr minimum charge. See our Gig Setup for more information about hiring us, what's included and what we need from a venue.

Large corporate events and festivals are quoted on an individual basis, depending on what's required, how many people will be attending, if we need to develop new content etc.

Although we're based in Perth, we're happy to travel anywhere in Australasia for events that are appropriate and where it's viable to do so. Apart from projectors, all the rest of our kit is pretty portable so we can travel quite easily compared to most acts.

If it's a charity fundraiser event, please contact us for special rates. We're negotiable if it looks like being fun and the working conditions are good.

If you're interested in booking us to do visuals, usually it goes like this:

1. Check out our online stuff - eg Are we available for your gig date/s? Do you like our visual style? How much can you afford to pay (or how good a pitch do you have if it's a Benefit gig)? You can see more about us at our MySpace page.
2. Ask around - you can see all of our previous gigs and Perth's a small town. You probably know people we've worked with, or who have been to some of our gigs. Don't take our word for anything - ask them. Whatever they say is probably true....
3. You email us and we do a swap of your CD for our DVD showreel, or we download your music if it's online.
4. We have a play with your music and see if we can come up with stuff that goes well. If not, we recommend other VJs to you.
5. We show you what we've come up with - either on DVD or we'll visit you with a laptop for Show n Tell. You point at what you like and tell us what you don't. If there's enough of the former and not too much of the latter, we might be the VJs for you.
6. We like to have a direct contact for the venue too, to point them to our Information for Venue Managers - especially if it's a venue we haven't played before.
7. We arrive early for set-up. You don't get charged for that time. We check everything's working properly, get a feel for the venue and practice with your music.
8. We play stuff that goes with your music. Everyone has a mighty fine time. Your friends all tell you how awesome the show was.
9. You book us again for next gig :D

We know you'll be pretty busy at the gig and probably won't notice what we're doing. We try to always record our video-desk though, so if you want to see what WAS going on, we can usually give you a DVD recording of the performance. Usually the sound on that is crap as we're rarely able to get a line-in from the audio desk - but hey, we don't DO sound...

We can also include customised material for your event. All manner of digital content can be used - still images, logos, video.

Up until 2006, we basically took any booking but now we're pickier and only accept bookings where we know our stuff will suit. It's nothing personal - we can recommend other VJs if they'd be more appropriate. Or DVDs, even, if you're just after something pretty to go with the lightshow.

We also try to avoid smoking venues, which has meant that in the past we've avoided the big Clubs etc.