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Loved what you saw with Pulse Drummers? The way it holds a room is no accident.

Pulse is an all-female drum troupe whose performances combine powerful rhythm with visual spectacle. Whether they open a conference or close an awards ceremony, the act is built to hold a room. These are performances designed for occasions where entertainment needs to work as hard as everything else.

This is the level of curation that defines an AVCOM entertainment brief.

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Truly Dental had always run their own events in-house. When they decided to bring AVCOM in, the brief was to take their ideas and make them better.

They shared rough guidelines and a sense of the atmosphere they wanted. We handled the rest. In this video, Oran Grainer, Practice Manager at Truly Dental, shares what the experience was like to hand over and what the day delivered.

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Some working relationships become something more reliable than a client-supplier arrangement. When that happens, the experience of working together changes, and so does the quality of what gets delivered.

AVCOM has supported Diabetes Ireland's DICE and DTN healthcare professional conferences for several years. The relationship has grown into something Tess Clinch, Marketing Manager, describes as one team working together.

Watch the highlights and see what genuine collaboration looks like in practice.

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When a client describes a two-day European event as executed to perfection, it reflects the standard AVCOM holds itself to on every brief.

This testimonial comes Sarah Goddard, Secretary General of AMICE, a client whose programme brought together attendees from across Europe. An energetic, polished event that the client described as flawlessly executed, with every creative and logistical detail exactly where it needed to be.

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The best events borrow more from nightclub design than most people realise: lighting, sightlines, even where people are and aren't allowed to go are all deliberate choices that shape how a crowd behaves. Getting those details right is as much a budget decision as a creative one.

Part six of 'Unravelling the red thread' looks at how understanding those psychological design principles changes where a budget should go, putting funds behind the moments that actually shape attendee experience rather than spreading them evenly across the event.

AVCOM designs the room and the spend around the same goal: creating moments that solve a real problem for your audience, whatever size that budget is.

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The measure of a well-produced staff event is a simple one: the people are not thinking about how it was put together, they are just enjoying themselves.

For Truly Dental 's summer BBQ at the Radisson, AVCOM handled design and video production end to end. The brief centred on a single outcome: a day where the Truly Dental team could walk in, disconnect, and be present.

Watch the highlights in the video.

Being handed a brand launch or a flagship event when it isn't your day job is daunting, however capable you are at your own role. The fear of getting it wrong pushes a lot of organisations toward repeating the same event format year after year, even when everyone privately admits it's gone stale.

Part five of 'Unravelling the red thread' looks at how experienced producers bring the same clarity to event planning that a good instructor brings to a room full of nervous participants, breaking a complex process into steps that actually feel manageable.

AVCOM's Production experience is what gives our clients peace of mind from the first brief to the final show call.

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People create atmosphere far more than any performer standing in front of them. The organiser's job is to build an environment where they feel comfortable enough to actually join in.

Part four of 'Unravelling the red thread' looks at why audience participation can't be left to chance at a corporate event, and what goes into designing a room where people want to get involved rather than watch from the sidelines.

At AVCOM, curating that comfort is part of how we plan entertainment.

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