SND Productions

This was the absolute best way to kick off with 2025!

We just love having fun! Asking the guys to bust out their favourite moves while prepping for the next event! Happy Friday everyone!🔥🔥🔥

What a week with these 2 massive events! Incredible! Thanks team and a BIG welcome to our newest addition to SND Family, our very own LED Screen😎🙌 Now, onto the next one 💪

Our team have pushed through set up week! Thank you team for despite challenges finishing strong 💪 😎

We’d like to tackle each event this December, prepared hence the 37 piece delivery we receive! Let’s cheer on our team who is getting started today with some event set ups🤩

✨ Lighting up the train tunnel at the Strawberry Farm! 🍓🚂 We had an absolute blast enhancing the experience for everyone. #SNDProductions

Do you know our team? First up we have Ruan, the one who brings structure Then, Sean, the one who is always ready to have fun Following Sean is Sven. Our Warehouse Wizard And new to the team Mikhaya, need to have things fixed or organized he is the guy to go to 😎😎

🎶 Where Sound Meets Experience 🎶 At SND Productions, we don’t just provide sound, we create unforgettable moments! Whether it’s a festival, a corporate event, or an intimate gathering—we’ve got you covered. 💥 ✨ Ready to elevate your next event? 📅 Book us today and let’s make magic happen! 🔥 #SNDProductions #EventMagic #SoundExperience #BookNow

Here’s a step-by-step guide to rolling cables using the *over-under* technique, which is popular in the audio and production industry because it helps prevent tangles and extends the life of your cables: Step 1: Start with the right length Grab your cable near one end. The technique works best with a cable of decent length, typically audio or XLR cables. Step 2: Make the first loop (over) With your hand facing upwards (palm up), grab the cable about a foot down from the connector. Pull it towards you and loop it over your hand naturally. This is the “over” loop, where the cable curls the way it naturally wants to. Step 3: Make the second loop (under) For the next loop, rotate your hand so your palm is facing down. Instead of letting the cable fall naturally, twist it with your fingers and make the loop curl in the opposite direction. This is the “under” loop. Step 4: Repeat the process (over-under) Continue alternating between over and under loops as you coil the cable. Each loop should sit neatly on top of the previous one without any force or twisting. Step 5: Secure the cable Once you’ve reached the end, use a cable tie or Velcro strap to secure your cable neatly in its coil. This keeps the cable organized and ready for the next use. Bonus Tip: If you don’t use the *over-under* method, the cable might twist awkwardly, causing kinks or damage over time. This technique maintains the natural flow of the cable and prevents tangles. This method will make your life easier when setting up or packing down, and it keeps your cables in good working condition longer! 🎧🎛️

Check out some of the best moments from George High’s *Take The Stage 3* production! 🎭✨ It was an absolute blast collaborating with such talented individuals. Can’t wait for the next one! 😎 #TakeTheStage #BehindTheScenes #SNDProductions

Flashback Friday! 😎 Sound and Tech Support to the event held by @algoafm in George! 🔊

We have many places to be and people to see! Enjoy the long weekend everyone!🤩🤩🤩