03/09/2026
INTEGRATE 2026
Our tall bald man bought 80sqm of P3.9 LED screen and then drove it from Townsville to Sydney because apparently simply owning it wasn’t enough. He needed to take it on a road trip.
Noel’s new pride and joy is currently on display at Integrate 2026 at the ICC Sydney and, as far as we’re aware, it’s currently the only LED screen of its kind in Australia.
Now for the bit Noel actually wants you to know.
Our new 500mm x 1000mm cabinets feature a matte-black finish with true black LEDs, 5000 nits brightness, a 7680Hz refresh rate and an 8,000:1 contrast ratio giving us seriously crisp, camera-friendly images. When we say bright, we mean it. We recently used it indoors for a theatre show at 3% brightness.
It also has enhanced corrosion resistance, which is pretty handy when you operate in North Queensland, where the climate likes to test whether everything you own truly deserves to live.
It supports hanging installations up to 25m, with a reinforced rear airframe and enhanced central load-bearing design built for demanding outdoor applications.
It can be quickly configured flat, +10° curved, hanging or stacked, thanks to its integrated locking system. But possibly the least glamorous feature is also one of the best. The panels travel and store in 1000mm x 1000mm sections on a cart system. Less handling. Faster installation. Less labour. Less dollars on the bill.
And here's the part we're pretty bloody proud of. Wild Gravity now has 80sqm of the SAME LED screen right here in Townsville. Not 20sqm of this and 30sqm of something else that we try to make friends. 80sqm. One product. One system. One very happy bald man.
We'd safely say we're the only local Townsville production company that can offer that.
So if you're planning your next event and don't want it to look exactly like every other event you've been to.
Go big. Go bright. Go curved. Go Wild.
Give us a call and please hire the screen.
Noel drove it 2.5 days to Sydney and we need to justify his life choices. 😂
Wild Gravity | Audio • Visual • Production
Doing ridiculous things in the name of great events since 1988.
