Large Venue

There are big screens and then there are BIG screens. This article is for those going BIG! Churches, Concerts, Drive-in Movie Theaters, Parks, Art Installations, Sporting Events and more. But just how do you project an image that big? The answer just might be edge blending, a large venue projector or both.

Unless you are hosting a private movie viewing in your home or backyard, you will need to obtain a movie license for any movie that you show.

Drive-ins are popping up all across the country, as social distancing keeps movie theaters closed and the quarantined are starved for entertainment.

1″ Electrical Metal Tubing (EMT) is a readily available and inexpensive material that you can easily source for your DIY projector screen project.

Need to update your church screen on a budget? Spencer Lake Camp shares how they upgraded their worship center with Carl’s Place DIY Projector Screens.

Carl’s FlexiWhite, FlexiGray, and Ambient Light Rejecting (ALR) projector screen materials are tested in different lighting conditions and angles to help you decide which color is right for you.

December is often the busiest season for large venues, especially banquet halls, churches and other houses of worship. It can…

In this article we review our recommended 1080p and 4K projectors for home theater, large venue, 4:3, UST, and portable applications.

In this video, you are going to learn about a budget-friendly, large, and portable projector and screen setup for church worship gatherings.

You’re ready to build the best projector screen on your block! You’ve come to the right place because it all starts with projector screen materials. At Carl’s Place, we have a vast selection of screen materials and sizes you need to provide a nice, flat texture and consistent color, even with ambient lighting and even when no other perfect surface is available. So let’s guide you through how to get the best screen for you.