Mobile Outdoor Media Specialises in High Impact Display Solutions

Digital event screens are large LED display screens used at events to show videos, advertisements, live broadcasts, presentations, or promotional content. These high-brightness outdoor screens allow organisers and brands to communicate with large audiences in real time.

LED event screens are commonly used for:

• Live event streaming

• Sponsor advertising

• Event schedules and announcements

• Sports broadcasts

• Outdoor cinema screenings

• Product launches and brand promotions

They provide high-impact visual communication for both entertainment and advertising.

A trailer-mounted digital screen is a portable LED display mounted on a trailer that can be transported and positioned at almost any location. Once onsite, the screen can be raised for maximum visibility and used to display dynamic digital content.

Digital event screens can be used in many locations, including:

• Music festivals

• Sporting events

• Community festivals

• Outdoor movie nights

• Corporate events

• Trade shows and exhibitions

• Product launches

Their mobility makes them suitable for almost any outdoor event location.

Key benefits of digital event screens include:

• High brightness for outdoor viewing

• Dynamic video and animated content

• Large audience reach

• Real-time content updates

• Increased sponsor visibility

LED screens create a more engaging and interactive event experience.

Yes. Digital event screens are frequently used for sponsor advertising and promotional campaigns during events. Advertisements can run between performances, during breaks, or alongside event content.

Yes. Outdoor LED screens are designed to withstand sunlight, weather conditions, and outdoor environments, ensuring clear visuals even in bright daylight.

Large LED displays allow event attendees to see performances, presentations, and messages clearly from a distance, improving the overall experience and keeping audiences engaged throughout the event.

Yes. Event screens can broadcast:

• Live stage performances

• Sports events

• Live camera feeds

• Presentations or keynote speakers

This ensures everyone at the event can see important moments.

Yes. Digital screens allow multiple advertisers to rotate throughout an event, displaying different ads, videos, or promotional messages on a scheduled basis.

Absolutely. Sponsors can display:

• Logo placements

• Promotional videos

• Product advertisements

• Event partnership messaging

This provides strong brand exposure to large audiences.

Trailer-mounted LED screens are designed for quick deployment and can typically be set up and ready for use within a short period of time, making them ideal for temporary events.

Yes. Digital LED screens support a variety of content formats including:

• Videos

• Animations

• Slideshows

• Graphics and images

• Live streaming content

Dynamic visual content helps attract attention and improve engagement.

Yes. LED screens are commonly used for outdoor movie screenings and community cinema events, providing large and vibrant displays visible to large crowds.

Digital event screens are particularly effective for:

• Music festivals

• Sports events

• Council and community events

• Public celebrations

• Trade shows and exhibitions

• Marketing activations

These events often involve large audiences who benefit from big visual displays.

Yes. Event organisers can use digital screens to display:

• Event schedules

• Live announcements

• Emergency information

• Social media feeds

• Countdown timers

This helps keep audiences informed throughout the event.

Yes. Digital outdoor screens are highly effective because they display dynamic, moving content that attracts more attention than static signage, increasing visibility and brand recall.

Sponsors benefit from:

• High-visibility advertising

• Repeated exposure throughout the event

• Large format brand placement

• Integration with event content

This makes LED event screens valuable for sponsorship revenue and brand partnerships.

Yes. Many businesses use digital screens for:

• Corporate presentations

• Product launches

• company conferences

• brand announcements

Large screens ensure all attendees can see presentations clearly.

Large LED event screens are designed for long-distance viewing, allowing audiences across large outdoor areas to clearly see the displayed content.

Both static images (JPEG) and video (MPEG2, MP4 or WMV), in SD, HD or Full HD. It can also run a live feed from a camera or PA system.

Yes. With a camera, vision mixer and PA system connected, Screen 16 can broadcast a live feed of a stage, activity or presenter to your crowd.

HDMI, SDI, VGA, DVI and CV, so most standard AV equipment connects directly.

At least 2 days before your event, so we can test everything on the screen before it starts.

Content displays at the screen's native resolution. If you'd like to understand exactly how an image will appear, contact our team before finalising your artwork.

We can reformat files that aren't supplied to spec, though a small fee applies for this service.

Digital Screen 16 is our large-format, trailer-mounted LED event screen, built for bigger crowds and longer sightlines than our smaller Screen 8 and Screen 6.

4.992m × 3.072m screen on a 7.75m trailer (3,060kg, minimum screen height 4.2m).

It depends on your site and audience size — our team can help you choose based on your venue, expected crowd and viewing distance.

Supply static artwork at 4992 × 3072 pixels, at approximately 16:9 (landscape) ratio, with text at least 60 pixels high.

Yes — its size and minimum screen height are built specifically for larger, more open sites where audiences are spread further back.

Cost depends on event length, trailer size, content type (static or live), location and access, and any extras like PA equipment or an on-site operator. Contact us for a tailored quote — we won't be beaten on price.

We regularly deliver Digital Screen 16 in Brisbane, the Gold Coast and Sunshine Coast, plus Australia-wide including Sydney, Melbourne, Adelaide, Perth and Canberra through the Media That Moves Network.