Operators in a live-production control room with video multiviews and Barrett-Jackson feeds
THE VISION. THE SYSTEM. THE SHOW.LAS VEGAS · WORKING EVERYWHERE

BRETTBEANAN.

Production Designer.
Technical Director.

Big-picture vision.
Every last detail.
Built for the live moment.

EXPLORE
THE WORK
BEHIND THE SHOW / BARRETT-JACKSONSCROLL TO GO BEHIND THE SCENES ↓
PRODUCTION DESIGN✳TECHNICAL DIRECTION✳LIVE BROADCAST✳OWNER REPRESENTATION✳
THE SHORT VERSIONCREATIVE × TECHNICAL

A BIG MOMENT
TAKES A THOUSAND
SMALL DECISIONS.

I connect the creative vision to the systems and people that make it happen.

From live broadcasts and large-scale events to permanent installations, I bring production design, technical direction, and independent owner representation into one conversation.

As a leading expert in TriCaster and NDI, and an authorized TriCaster trainer, I bring deep system knowledge to live production and the teams behind it.

Meet the person behind the production
01 / SELECTED WORKFROM CONCEPT TO CUE

THE WORK.
THE REAL WORLD.

Different stages.
The same attention to detail.

DESIGN MADE TANGIBLE

FROM CONCEPT
TO REALITY.

CAD concepts and the finished productions.
The idea, brought into the real world.

Visit California activation

BRAND EXPERIENCE / CONCEPT + BUILD
01 CAD CONCEPT02 FINISHED PRODUCTION

STAGE ENVIRONMENT / CONCEPT + BUILD

Empower
Network
stage.

The CAD concept above.
The finished production below.

One visual story, from the layout of the room to the stage in front of an audience.

ORIGINAL COMPARISON FROM BRETT’S PORTFOLIO
LIVE BROADCAST / FEATURED BY BIRDDOG02

EVERY SIGNAL.
ONE PICTURE.

Live broadcast is a whole system: capture, transport, control, monitoring, and the people making the calls.

BirdDog’s May 2025 profile goes inside my approach to live production, from early NDI adoption to practical video distribution at scale.

NETWORKED VIDEONDILIVE CONTROL
Read the BirdDog feature
Brett Beanan’s BirdDog camera and live-production equipment array
THE TOOLS BEHIND THE PICTUREPHOTO: BIRDDOG FEATURE
PROJECTION / IMMERSIVE ENVIRONMENTS03

Architecture becomes
part of the show.

Projection Designer and Lead Projectionist for SLS Hotel Casino’s 2014 projection-mapping project in Las Vegas.

Explore the project

The role brought projection design and hands-on projection operation together. It’s an example of the connection between the visual idea, the physical surface, and the technical system that carries it.

Graphic above is a conceptual illustration, not project photography.

PERMANENT INSTALLATION / CURRENT DESIGN04

A venue that works
long after opening day.

Current design work for Somerset Skye Pointe connects production thinking with the long-term needs of a permanent space.

Inside the approach

Independent technical owner representation keeps the project’s real-world use in focus, from coordinated systems and practical operation to the decisions that shape the finished environment.

A current design engagement. Diagram is conceptual and does not show project plans.

MORE PRODUCTION EXPERIENCE
NETWORK MARKETING PRO 2014 CONFERENCE · PRODUCTION DESIGNER
ON SITE / IN THE ROOMLIVE PRODUCTION ENVIRONMENTS

THE VIEW FROM
THE LIVE MOMENT.

From the control position
to the room around it.

Arena-stage overviewLIVE EVENT / ROOM + STAGE
Arena production environmentLIVE EVENT / LIGHT + SPACE
Campaign-event production, Las VegasHARRIS/WALZ CAMPAIGN EVENT
02 / THE APPROACHMAKE THE COMPLEX WORK

ONE CONNECTED
WAY OF THINKING.

The audience sees the result.
I’m thinking about everything behind it.

Start with what it should feel like.

Shape the stage, screens, projection, and visual language around the experience. Keep the creative intent connected to what can actually be built and operated.

PRODUCTION DESIGNLED & PROJECTIONSHOW ENVIRONMENTS
03 / THE PERSON BEHIND THE PRODUCTIONBRETT BEANAN
Brett Beanan
BRETT BEANANPRODUCTION DESIGNER
TECHNICAL DIRECTOR

CREATIVE INSTINCT.
TECHNICAL BACKBONE.

I like the point where an ambitious idea becomes something you can actually build.

I’m Brett Beanan, a production designer, technical director, and CEO of Event Guardian Inc. My work spans live events, broadcast, networked AV, and technical owner representation.

TRICASTER
+ NDI

A leading expert in both.
An authorized TriCaster trainer.

I can talk about the picture on the screen and the signal getting it there. About the show and the systems. About what an owner needs today and how a space will be used tomorrow.

That perspective helps keep creative teams, technical teams, and owners moving toward the same result.

13

YEARS WORKING ON
BARRETT-JACKSON

EG

CEO
EVENT GUARDIAN INC.

EXPERTISE / IN PRINT & IN CONVERSATIONTRICASTER + NDI

NETWORKED VIDEO.
PRACTICAL EXPERTISE.

Early NDI adoption. Large-scale live workflows. Authorized TriCaster training. Explore the interviews and features behind the work.

THE NEXT GREAT PRODUCTIONSTARTS WITH A CONVERSATION

HAVE A VISION?
LET’S BUILD IT.

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A show. A broadcast. A space.
Let’s talk about what you’re creating.

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THE WORK, WITH CONTEXT

Image & project credits

Production imagery and portrait attributed to their original published sources. Project names identify relevant production experience; they do not imply endorsement.

Signature branding, BB logo, Visit California activation comparison, and Empower Network stage comparison: supplied by Brett Beanan for this portfolio. The original comparison images are shown intact.

Production control-room, video-switcher, arena, Denny’s concert, Network Marketing Pro, and Las Vegas campaign-event photographs: supplied by Brett Beanan for this portfolio. The control-room photographs show Barrett-Jackson production feeds; individual operators are not identified. The campaign image shows a Harris/Walz event; its inclusion documents a production environment and does not imply endorsement.

SLS and Network Marketing Pro role credits: Brett Beanan’s public professional profile.

BirdDog equipment and portrait: “Redefining Live Broadcast,” BirdDog, May 29, 2025.

The SLS and Somerset diagrams are conceptual illustrations, not construction drawings or photographs of completed work. The Visit California and Empower Network comparisons are Brett’s supplied portfolio images.

Photography remains the property of its respective rights holders.

Concept to reality

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