A collapsible mobile stage may be folded into a configuration and the shape of a trailer that may be hauled by a truck. The collapsible mobile stage includes an elevated framework supported by telescoping columns. The elevated framework may be used to support lighting, audio and visual systems. The mobile stage also provides seating for an audience on either side of a central stage supported by a platform. The platform includes a central segment between two opposing lateral segments. The lateral segments may be folded up to form the sides of a trailer while the central segment forms the bottom of the trailer. Audience seating sections may be folded over the platform segments to create the roof of the trailer. Audience seating as well as the elevated framework may be stored within the trailer or within a secondary trailer.

A mobile stage configured for reconfiguration between trailered and deployed configurations featuring a hydraulic ram with a lifting carriage for lifting towers and tower mast caps into place to raise a stage roof above a stage floor. Additional features include slide-out speaker wings which provide additional structural stability when stored within the stage structure, spanner beams that are folded flat inside the roof when the trailer is in the enclosed traveling position, and which can span the entire roof, meaning there are no areas of the roof where lights or equipment cannot be hung. It also creates a 11 grid system to be used for both the hanging of equipment and the easy calculation of the load on each section of the roof.

In a mobile stage system, a pair of hydraulic actuators at each end of the stage, in combination with certain structural elements, provides all of the necessary movement to transition the mobile stage system from the transport position to a deployed position, i.e., raise the roof and deploy an outer deck panel of the stage. The roof includes a first upper panel and a second upper panel, which rotate upward while the outer deck panel rotates downward. The upper deck panels of the mobile stage are automatically locked into place when in the deployed position by way of the linkage members connecting the outer deck panel to the upper panels.

This invention refers to a mobile room, which is designed to expand its interior spaces through a mechanism driven by a motor, which can be used as an auditorium or conference room, and can be installed temporarily in areas where there are no rooms or conventional audiences.

A portable stage assembly includes a trailer towable by a tow vehicle which has a floor and a roof. The trailer is open such that the floor defines a stage to facilitate a live performance. A pair of floor panels is each hingedly attached to the trailer and each of the floor panels extends in opposite directions from the trailer when the floor panels are in the deployed position. A pair of roof panels is each hingedly attached to the trailer and each of the roof panels extends in opposite directions from the trailer when the roof panels are positioned in a deployed position. A pair of stage curtains is each slidably attached to the roof of the trailer thereby facilitating the pair of stage curtains to conceal the stage when the stage curtains are closed or to expose the stage when the stage curtains are opened.

Systems and method for a vehicular-based transforming LED (VBTLED) volume. As an example, the system includes a transforming trailer, mountable to a vehicle. The trailer has one or more fixed interior surfaces and a one or more movable interior surfaces, a floor, and a ceiling. The trailer also includes a first LED panel coupled to a first movable surface such that movement of first movable surface moves the first LED panel; a second LED panel coupled to a first fixed surface; and a third LED panel coupled to at least one of a second movable surface or a second fixed surface. The first LED panel, the second LED panel, and the third LED panel form an LED volume configured to display visuals for a background of a scene filmed within the LED volume.

The present invention discloses a sightseeing-touring vehicle with theater that has open plan architecture with wide openings (windows) that surround the sightseeing-touring occupants. The open-space architecture provides optimal views of surrounding sights, including a view of a large video display while maintaining all the creature comforts of a conventional vehicle for patrons inside.

An immersive device may include a floor having a floor reflective surface. A first sidewall, having a first wall reflective surface, may be coupled to the floor. A second sidewall, having a second wall reflective surface, may be coupled to the floor and coupled to the first sidewall. A third sidewall, having a third wall reflective surface, may be coupled to the floor opposite the first sidewall and coupled to the second sidewall. A fourth sidewall, having a fourth wall reflective surface, may be coupled to the floor opposite the second sidewall and coupled to both the first sidewall and third sidewall. A ceiling, having a ceiling reflective surface, may be coupled to the first, second, third, and fourth sidewalls, and the ceiling may be positioned opposite to the floor.

Systems and method for a vehicular-based transforming LED (VBTLED) volume. As an example, the system includes a transforming trailer, mountable to a vehicle. The trailer has one or more fixed interior surfaces and a one or more movable interior surfaces, a floor, and a ceiling. The trailer also includes a first LED panel coupled to a first movable surface such that movement of first movable surface moves the first LED panel; a second LED panel coupled to a first fixed surface; and a third LED panel coupled to at least one of a second movable surface or a second fixed surface. The first LED panel, the second LED panel, and the third LED panel form an LED volume configured to display visuals for a background of a scene filmed within the LED volume.

A system includes a mobile vehicle having a roof with a top surface; a plurality of lounge chairs secured to the top surface; a heater telescopically engaged to the top surface and positioned above the plurality of lounge chairs; a television pivotally secured to the heater; and an observation platform telescopically engaged with the top surface and configured to support at least one lounge chair of the plurality of lounge chairs.