Large general sessions and multiple feeds
We plan the main LED screen, live camera feeds, presentations and confidence monitors together. The number of simultaneous feeds determines the processing, switching, playback systems and operator positions.
HOLLYWOOD · LED + AV
LED walls and coordinated AV for conventions, general sessions and galas at The Diplomat in Hollywood, currently listed as Signia by Hilton Diplomat Beach Resort. We support the organizer or production team with defined video, audio, lighting and crew responsibilities.

We can assess equipment-only rental or preparation, delivery, installation, connections, testing, operation and removal for Signia by Hilton Diplomat Beach Resort, subject to availability, venue approval and agreed scope. We review how those tasks fit into the event with your organizer or producer, while your team retains overall event planning. This guide helps prepare the inquiry; it does not document a GLMedia project at this hotel or an approved-supplier relationship. Vogue Leaders is a reference from another venue.
Tell us which Great Hall, ballroom or terrace you are considering and which activities will run at the same time, even if the program is still taking shape. We review equipment and crew for each space and detail hotel services separately to prepare the proposal.
| Activity | Proposed responsibility | Approval to confirm | Who quotes it |
|---|---|---|---|
| Equipment rental | GLMedia: equipment listed in the agreed scope. | Outside-supplier access and permitted equipment. | GLMedia; venue services separately. |
| Setup and dismantling | GLMedia or the venue-designated team, as authorized. | Work allocation, load-in times and permitted cable routes. | The party performing the work; identify it in each order. |
| Audio, lighting and playback operation | Named operators for the contracted systems and hours. | House interfaces, rehearsal schedule and show responsibilities. | GLMedia for its operators; the venue for its services. |
| Technical supervision | GLMedia supervises its contracted equipment scope and coordinates interfaces. | Who supervises each supplier and who may perform the work. | Identify supervision separately from hands-on labor. |
| House power, rigging and system connections | Providers assigned or approved by the venue. | Current event manual, technical plans and service orders. | The assigned providers; request itemized venue charges. |
To prepare the budget, we detail equipment, transportation, setup, supervision and operation. Audio, lighting, venue services and delivery are quoted for the project separately from the compact LED reference price. For a floor-supported structure, we review the footprint requiring venue approval, floor loading and the proposed configuration.
The table separates proposed responsibilities from confirmations still needed. The venue must confirm the contractual conditions, supplier approvals and final service orders for your date.
This information concerns Signia by Hilton Diplomat Beach Resort, 3555 South Ocean Drive, City of Hollywood, Broward County. The renovation and rebranding make it particularly important to identify the manual edition applicable to your event date.
The linked manual does not state a date or edition; its validity for your booked room requires written confirmation. The following loads are references from that document, not authorized design or installation loads.
| Rooms named in the manual | Documented reference awaiting confirmation |
|---|---|
| Great Hall, Grand and Diplomat Ballroom | Motor-capable points: 1000 lb per point, dynamic load. |
| Atlantic and Regency Ballroom | Sky hooks: 200 lb per point, static load; no flown truss. |
Request written confirmation of its edition and scope for the booked room, along with any applicable amendments. Keep both versions and record who confirmed each condition. Until you have that response, mark dependent quote items as awaiting definition; do not turn a historical load rating into current approval.
Download room confirmation worksheet (TXT)
References for this addition, checked October 18, 2026
ROOM DETAILS AND AV PLANNING
Hilton’s official event guide separates Great Halls, Grand Ballroom and Diplomat Ballrooms. A multi-room convention requires a room-by-room plan, even when the event shares one hotel name.
| Space | Published reference | Planning condition |
|---|---|---|
| Great Halls #1–6 | 50,064 sq ft combined | Column-free; divisible into six sections |
| Grand Ballroom East & West | 19,630 sq ft combined | 23 ft ceilings |
| Diplomat Ballrooms #1–5 | 9,900 sq ft combined | Divisible into five sections |
Listed room areas, divisions and ceiling height checked against Hilton’s official information on October 18, 2026. Confirm the plan and access for your room. These figures do not authorize loading or rigging. Official venue room guide
We plan the main LED screen, live camera feeds, presentations and confidence monitors together. The number of simultaneous feeds determines the processing, switching, playback systems and operator positions.
The main stage is only part of a convention. Booths and concurrent rooms need their own presentation sources, sound coverage, power orders and operators. We can supply one system or coordinate the audiovisual equipment and crew across the rooms you book.
A room changing from plenary to dinner needs time for repositioning, signal checks and rehearsals. Define access windows, storage, protection and house-service handoffs with the venue before treating a show-day rate as the complete job.
GLMEDIA PRICING REFERENCE · NOT A HOTEL QUOTE
For The Diplomat Beach Resort, use the standard LED packages as a comparison point, then adapt screen size, hotel access and operating hours to the booked room.
The published reference includes compatible standard ground support, LED processing and one standard presentation input, qualified setup and strike, up to six technician hours during the event day, and local transport within 30 one-way miles of GLMedia’s Miramar location under normal access and working hours.
Hotel/in-house AV fees, power service, rigging, exclusive or union labor, internet, parking, tax, restricted loading, long carries and extra operating hours are separate. Audio, lighting, cameras and staging are not included in this LED reference. Dates, access, availability and final responsibilities are confirmed in the written proposal.
YOUR TECHNICAL TEAM
Hire GLMedia for LED and video only, or add sound, lighting, cameras, staging, pipe & drape and technical crew. We support the planner’s or producer’s show without taking over their client relationship. Each proposal identifies equipment, setup, operation and hotel interfaces.
Screen size and resolution, presentation switching, cameras, confidence monitors and speaker timers.
See equipment and scope →We plan speaker coverage and wireless microphone channels for speeches, panels and music, then quote the equipment and operator.
See equipment and scope →GLMedia-owned Georgia Expo pipe & drape can dress the stage or screen control areas; dimensions and installation are scoped separately.
See equipment and scope →PROJECT EXAMPLE

GLMedia supplied LED, staging, sound and lighting. See the project page and video for the installation.
This project took place in Miami, at a different venue from The Diplomat Beach Resort.
Open the case, scope and video →HOTEL · PLANNER · TECHNICAL SUPPLIER
Electrical demand and equipment weight are calculated for the selected configuration. Elevator fit is checked against the largest loaded case—not the LED panel alone. Hotel capacities are not final seated capacities once technical equipment is added.
Yes, if the hotel approves GLMedia as an outside AV supplier for your event. Our proposal lists our equipment, setup and operators. The hotel or its in-house provider confirms its own services and charges, including any required power, rigging, internet or labor. We do not represent the hotel or sell its event packages.
Yes. This guide covers the Hollywood resort currently listed by Hilton as Signia by Hilton Diplomat Beach Resort. Include the specific Great Hall section or ballroom in your request; its combined event spaces must not be confused with the room area you actually booked.
No. It is GLMedia’s published starting reference for a compact 11.5 × 6.6 ft indoor P2.6 LED wall for one event day under the listed conditions. Hotel charges, access, schedule and added services can change the total. The linked package page gives three sizes and inclusions; your final scope and price are confirmed in writing.
You can rent LED and video equipment alone, or add sound, lighting, staging, cameras, playback, confidence monitors, timers and crew. We work with your planner or production company and respect their relationship with the client.
REQUEST A QUOTE
Tell us what you need help with and the date, room and audience you are considering, even if final plans or dimensions are still being defined. We review which technical details still need checking and prepare an equipment and crew proposal with the hotel requirements identified.
The organizer or venue confirms the registration process and submission deadline. We coordinate the crew information required for our work, while approval remains with the responsible event or security team. Confirm the service entrance, check-in location, permitted hours and unloading authorization. Guest tickets and event admission are separate from technical crew credentials.
Send the clear door opening, cabin width and depth, rated load and the route from the loading dock to the room. We check the largest loaded case and support components, not just an individual LED panel. Include corridor turns, ramps and floor protection. A modular system may help, but elevator access cannot be promised from screen dimensions alone.
Send both layouts and the time available between programs. We identify equipment that can stay in place and what needs to move, be rewired or tested again. The changeover requires its own crew and access plan while catering and other vendors work. A short break in the agenda is not automatically enough time to rebuild a stage or LED wall.
Send seating width, stage position and the last occupied row, not just the guest count. Review speaker coverage and audience microphones, then test the agreed layout with the audio operator. If overflow is needed, define its feed and local level control rather than assuming the main PA covers another space.
Usually they need different cues. Decorative color can suit the room while leaving faces poorly lit on camera. Mark the lectern and presentation positions, test a neutral speaker look, and agree when it changes back to dinner lighting. Include programming and operation if those transitions must follow the show.
Decide whether viewers need program audio, captions, live camera images or only slides. Confirm its permitted location and sound conditions with the hotel. Test synchronization and local control before opening. The foyer feed, cabling and operator responsibilities belong in the scope; a spare screen alone does not create a complete overflow area.
Before setup, we review the accepted plan revision, each supplier’s tasks, access, power and schedule. After installation, we test the contracted signals, sound and lighting looks with the person who will operate the event. The proposal identifies who accepts the systems, who operates rehearsals and the event, and when equipment is removed. Changes to weight, position, connections or timing require a plan review with the responsible parties.
You can inquire without knowing model numbers or having every detail ready. In the form, include “Diplomat, Hollywood,” your date or approximate period, the room if known and what you need to achieve. Plans and outstanding requirements can be reviewed afterward; an inquiry does not reserve equipment or confirm hotel approval.