LED Wall Technology
About This Course
As the entertainment, media, and digital signage industries rapidly adopt immersive technologies, LED volume displays have emerged as a game-changing solution across virtual production, live events, and broadcast studios. This LED Wall Technology course is designed to equip professionals with the critical skills and competencies required to manage the end-to-end setup, integration, operation, and teardown of LED volume systems in the production environments.
Industry Relevance & Career Impact:
With the growing demand for immersive experiences in live events, broadcast production, virtual film sets, and interactive installations, there is a critical need for skilled professionals who can manage complex LED volume environments.
This course directly supports:
- Job role expansion for AV Technicians, Broadcast Engineers, Event Production Crews, and Virtual Production Teams.
- Career progression into more specialised roles such as LED Systems Integrators, Virtual Production Technicians, or LED Volume Supervisors.
- Upgrading opportunities aligned with new industry standards in XR, AR/VR, live hybrid events, and interactive digital media.
- Enhanced employability in high-growth sectors such as film/TV production, sports broadcasting, digital signage, and corporate AV systems.
What You'll Learn
Key competencies include:
1) Technical Knowledge:
- LED panel types: pixel pitch, resolution, SMD, COB, DIP
- LED wall applications across events, studios, and signage
- Power calculation, load management, electrical safety
- Signal routing, processor configuration, screen mapping
- Integration with virtual production platforms (e.g., vMix, Resolume)
- Use of LiDAR for interactive LED touch systems
2) Practical Skills:
- Planning and assembling LED walls for indoor/outdoor use
- Setting up power distribution boards (32A / 63A)
- Mapping LED volumes for pixel-to-pixel accuracy
- Troubleshooting LED panels and signal issues
- Coordinating teardown and post-show reviews
- Collaborating across AV, lighting, camera, and stage crews
3) Soft Skills:
- Project planning and coordination for complex setups
- Safety leadership in high-risk AV environments
- Communication with stakeholders in event and media production
Entry Requirements
• 18 years old and above
• Minimum Secondary Level and/or able to read, write, listen and speak English to a proficiency level equivalent to Employability Skills System (ESS) Literacy Level 4; and count to a proficiency level equivalent to Employability Skills System (ESS) Numeracy Level 4
• Minimum 1 month of working experience
• Able to demonstrate the physical ability to reach overhead, stretch, bend, and walk to carry out course activities; stand for extended periods during practical tasks; and safely handle and move light equipment or components related to LED wall setup.
• Be motivated to learn