Lewis looks and listens. Jim makes it stand up.

Lewis comes from music. He is a musician, a sound engineer and a lighting engineer, and he has spent years on cameras and on making rooms look right.

In a cinema that mix is the job. The picture can be sharp and the room still feel wrong if the sound is muddy or the light spills onto the screen. He listens, then he looks. Speaker angles, where a reflection will bounce, how the seats face the picture, what the room feels like when you walk in.

The finish is not a coat of paint at the end. It is the work.

Jim is an electrician and a telecoms engineer. He designs for the web, works with AI, and produces video and music.

Cinemas fail in the boring places: a cable run that is too long, a rack with no air, a network that drops the film, a socket that was never meant for a projector and a subwoofer. He plans the power, the data and the software that turns your measurements into a layout.

The room designer on this site is that idea, in the open, so you can see it before we visit.