Event Overview
Michigan Digital provided on-site production support for the Midwest Trial Lawyers Summit, held on June 19, 2026, at the Westin Book Cadillac Detroit.
The event was a professional conference for trial lawyers from across the Midwest, hosted by Samantha Teal and Jon Marko. Michigan Digital supported the summit with full in-room audio visual production, presentation recording, stage lighting, and technical support throughout the event.
Behind the Scenes
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A look at the production environment including video switching, audio control, camera placement and the live event setup inside the aviation support facility.
Production Services Used
For the Midwest Trial Lawyers Summit, Michigan Digital supported a professional conference environment in a medium-sized ballroom designed for approximately 300 attendees. The event required a bright, polished, and attention-catching visual setup that would allow attendees to clearly see both the presentation content and the speakers on stage.
Michigan Digital provided two 13-foot projection screens, each supported by high-brightness 8,000-lumen projectors, along with a 20-foot-wide video wall, stage lighting, in-room audio visual support, and professional recording services. The combination of projection, video wall technology, and proper stage lighting helped create a clean, high-impact presentation environment suitable for a professional legal conference.
This type of setup is where Michigan Digital stands out. Large-format projection is not just about placing a projector in front of a screen; it requires the right equipment, the correct brightness, and an understanding of how screen size, room lighting, and audience visibility work together. Undersized projectors on large screens can leave presentations looking dim or washed out, especially in a bright conference room. Michigan Digital uses properly specified projection and display systems to ensure the image is sharp, bright, and easy to see.
For conferences, summits, and professional meetings, the goal is not only to meet the technical requirements, but to create a presentation experience that looks professional in the room and records well for future use. With large projection screens, video walls, stage lighting, audio support, recording, and new rigging capabilities for hanging video walls when needed, Michigan Digital is equipped to support both standard ballroom events and more complex conference production setups.
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