Events

Leonard Neil Productions produced Catapult, a shadow dance ensemble, as the featured entertainment for our client—a multi-national financial services company. The dancers performed during the dinner portion of the final night gala for the client's incentive-travel event in Monte Carlo. The client loved that we went further than the proposed shadow-dance entertainment and integrated the post-dinner dance band into Catapult’s silhouette concept, alternating live music with the shadow dancers. After dinner, we raised the screen revealing the Groove Merchants, a talented cover band, who continued the celebration, performing high-energy dance music for the duration of the evening. This event took place in an ideal venue that featured state of the art lighting and sound, electric moving stage risers and a retractable roof. The overall effect of the event’s entertainment amazed the audience, as you can see in the video.

For the Disney-Target Expo, Leonard Neil Productions converted a 1600 sq. ft. ballroom event-space into a tropical rainforest. Interactive entertainment such as this requires a clear understanding of the audience, theme and venue, as well as the ability to breathe life into an otherwise sterile environment. We were able to delight Disney’s audience using several layers of soundscaping to create an authentic aural experience. We built on this with other special effects, including a variety of live vegetation, theatrical lighting and an impressive display of animatronic dinosaurs. Leonard Neil Productions truly captured the magic of Disney at this event.

Leonard Neil Productions entertained partygoers at Bally’s Las Vegas on New Year's Eve; the event entertainment combined live bands, costumed dancers, audio-visual period film clips, special effects and give-away props, creating a highly interactive experience. The entertainment took guests across the decades with the music of the time, as they partied their way through a Time Tunnel into the new millennium. This high-energy show remains a corporate event favorite-- and will continue to do so for decades to come.

Anheuser Bush brought employees from across the country to Los Angeles for their national convention and needed some corporate entertainment. In this case they wanted a Halloween themed event. Leonard Neil Productions converted a 56,000 sq. ft. wharehouse into an eerie forest and a two-story haunted mansion façade that led into a ghostly ballroom, with less than three-days notice. We supplied special effects, such as our magic mirror that allowed guests to interact with the man in the mirror. We also replaced the ballroom’s large paintings with instant photos taken on site of attendees, so their images appeared in the picture frames during the event. These are just a few examples of the creative, interactive, and multimedia entertainment we offer for corporate events.