Common Questions & Usage Help

We focus on the production and licensing of screen-interactive dance performances, holographic-style visual performances, LED wall dance visuals, stage opening shows and immersive stage visual content.

The products on this website mainly include:

• AE project files for screen-interactive dance performances
• AE project files for holographic and stage visuals
• Clean video products without AE project files
• Images, videos and sequence assets used in the projects
• Full stage performance reference videos
• Custom services based on the client’s screen ratio and performance needs

Our goal is not simply to provide a stage background video. We help dance teams, production companies and event agencies complete a screen-interactive or holographic-style performance program more efficiently for rehearsal and live shows.

A screen-interactive performance is a show format where the performer’s movement works together with LED screens, projection images or other stage visual content according to pre-designed music timing and visual cues.

Performers can appear to interact with light, particles, architecture, energy, mechanical devices, virtual characters and spatial scenes on stage. The audience feels that the performer is pushing the visuals, controlling energy, entering the screen or performing together with a virtual world.

A complete screen-interactive show usually includes:

• Pre-produced stage visual content
• Performer movement and choreography
• Music and rhythm design
• LED wall or projection equipment
• Playback, rehearsal and on-site coordination

The performer is not actually controlling the screen. The interactive effect is created through precise timing, positioning, and movement.

A holographic performance is also often called a holographic projection show, holographic stage performance or illusion projection performance.

It usually uses holographic gauze, transparent screens, projection equipment, transparent LED screens or other special stage display media to present pre-produced virtual characters, animation, light effects, spatial scenes and visual effects on stage.

With suitable lighting, stage environment and viewing angle, the audience can feel that the image or object is floating in the stage space, creating a visual effect with depth, transparency and a futuristic feeling.

A holographic performance can be played as visual content alone, or combined with real performers, dance, music, lighting and stage devices, for example:

• A real performer and a virtual character performing together
• A performer moving through a virtual space
• Virtual objects appearing, disappearing or transforming on stage
• People, animals, buildings or products appearing as floating images
• Visuals changing in sync with performer movement and music rhythm
• Brand logos, products or characters appearing in a special stage form

The main difference between a holographic performance and a regular LED wall performance is that the image is usually not simply displayed on an obvious physical screen. It uses transparent media, projection angle and stage lighting to create a stronger sense of integration between the image and the stage space.

It should be noted that most “holographic performances” in the event market are stage visual, transparent imaging or illusion imaging techniques. They are not always true holography in a strict scientific sense. Because “holographic performance” has become a common term in the performance industry, this website also uses the term so clients can understand and find the related products more easily.

A complete holographic performance usually requires:

• Pre-produced holographic visual video
• Holographic gauze, transparent screen or suitable display equipment
• Projector, transparent LED screen or other playback equipment
• Suitable stage lighting and ambient brightness
• Correct playback ratio and image position
• Rehearsal coordination between real performer and visuals
• On-site video, music and lighting control

Different holographic works may have different requirements for equipment, stage space and viewing angle. Before purchase or customization, we recommend sending us the stage size, display equipment, screen structure and performance needs so we can judge whether the work is suitable for the actual venue.

The products on this website are mainly divided into two types.

Type 1: Editable AE project files

These products include complete After Effects project files.

Clients can make certain adjustments according to their performance needs, such as:

• Changing screen size and aspect ratio
• Adjusting output resolution
• Replacing text and logos
• Adding brand or event information
• Adjusting some colors
• Moving some visual elements
• Re-rendering the output for the on-site screen

Some works may use Cinema 4D or other 3D software during production, but we do not provide the related 3D source project files.

To make the projects easier to use, we usually pre-render the 3D content and place it into the After Effects project as video assets.

Therefore, clients do not need to know 3D software to open, adjust and use the AE project normally.

Type 2: Video products without AE project files

Some products do not include AE project files. They only provide finished clean video files without text or brand insertion.

Clients can use the video directly for rehearsal and performance, or use their own editing or compositing software to add:

• Logo
• Text
• Brand name
• Event theme
• Simple opening or ending information

Because these products do not include AE source files, the animation, particles, effects and independent visual elements in the image cannot be edited in depth.

Each product page will clearly state whether the product includes AE project files. Please confirm carefully before purchase.

The exact delivery content depends on the description of each product page.

For products that include AE projects, the delivery may usually include:

• Full stage performance preview video
• After Effects project file
• Image assets used in the project
• Video and sequence assets used in the project
• Audio or music file
• Product license note

For video products clearly marked “without AE project”, the delivery mainly includes the original clean video file, stage performance preview video and product license note.

Different products may have different delivery contents. We will try to mark the following information on the product page:

• Product type
• Whether AE project is included
• Program duration
• Original aspect ratio
• Resolution
• File format
• File size

Please read the product description carefully before purchase. If you are not sure about the delivery content, contact us first for confirmation.

The project files marked as including AE projects are produced, organized and tested by our VJ Dance stage visual production team.

A stage visual project usually goes through multiple production steps, including:

• Visual structure design
• Animation and effects production
• 3D content rendering
• Interaction design between performer and visuals
• Music rhythm matching
• Visual timing adjustment
• Performance ratio testing
• Project asset organization
• Rendering and output testing

We try to keep the projects clear and stable, so clients can open, adjust, and use them more easily after purchase.

Yes, but it depends on the product type you purchase.

If the product includes AE project files

You need basic After Effects operation skills, such as:

• Opening an AE project
• Finding the main compositions
• Editing text or logos
• Adjusting composition size
• Scaling or moving visuals
• Adding simple content
• Exporting and rendering video

These basic operations are not as difficult as they may seem, and there are many After Effects beginner tutorials online.

Usually, after a few days to one week of focused learning, you can master most common operations and complete simple visual edits, ratio adjustments and video exports.

We do not provide complete After Effects software training.

If you only need to edit text, insert a logo, adjust size or re-export, basic operation skills are usually enough.

If you want to further modify particle effects, complex animation, expressions or the overall visual structure, you will need deeper After Effects knowledge.

If the product does not include AE project files

You will receive finished clean video files and do not need to open AE projects.

You can use the video directly for rehearsal and playback, or use your own editing or compositing software to:

• Add a logo
• Add text
• Add brand information
• Adjust video start and end points
• Scale or crop the video for the on-site screen

Because there is no source project, the particles, animation and independent visual elements in the video cannot be modified separately.

When the on-site screen ratio is different from the original video, you can scale, crop or slightly adjust the ratio as long as it does not create obvious distortion.

Editable products are mainly opened and modified with Adobe After Effects.

Depending on how the work was created, the project may use plugins such as:

• Element 3D
• Particular
• Form
• Optical Flares
• Saber
• Stardust
• Plexus
• Other third-party After Effects plugins

When you open an AE project, if your computer does not have the required plugins, After Effects usually shows a missing plugin warning and displays the plugin names.

You can check which plugins are missing from the warning, then obtain and install them through the plugin developer, official software platforms or other legal channels.

After installing the required plugins, reopen the project and the related effects should usually display correctly.

Because some projects were created earlier, the software and plugin versions may vary. Clients need to test compatibility based on their own computer environment.

No.

This website only provides stage visual products, video files and related project assets. We do not provide:

• Adobe After Effects installers
• After Effects cracked files
• Software activation tools
• Third-party plugin installers
• Plugin cracks or license files
• Downloads or distribution of other commercial software

Clients need to prepare working After Effects software and related plugins themselves.

We recommend obtaining the required software and plugins through Adobe’s official website, plugin developers or other authorized channels.

If a missing plugin warning appears when opening the project, you can search for the related software information according to the plugin name shown in the warning.

Many products can be used directly for performance, but you need to confirm the on-site screen ratio and playback conditions first.

Our works are usually created for a certain stage screen size, ratio and resolution.

If the client’s LED screen has the same or a very similar ratio to the original work, the original video can often be used directly for rehearsal and performance.

However, every show may have different:

• Performance size
• LED screen ratio
• Pixel resolution
• Performer position area
• On-site equipment

This is one important reason why we provide AE project files.

Through the AE project, you can adjust according to the on-site screen:

• Composition size
• Image ratio
• Output resolution
• Main element position
• Interaction area between performer and visuals
• Scaling and cropping of some visuals

This helps avoid distortion from direct stretching, such as people becoming deformed, circles becoming ovals, unbalanced image ratio or shifted interaction positions.

Before the official performance, we recommend a full test and rehearsal on the actual LED screen.

Different products may have different original ratios and resolutions.

Common display formats include:

• Standard widescreen
• 16:9 screen
• Ultra-wide stage screen
• Vertical screen
• Multi-screen setup
• Irregular screen
• Projection screen
• Holographic gauze
• Transparent screen

For products that include AE projects, clients can modify the composition resolution and re-export according to the actual pixel size of the on-site LED screen.

Common output resolutions may include:

• 1920 × 1080
• 3840 × 2160
• 4096 × 2160
• Custom ultra-wide stage resolution
• Special sizes based on actual LED pixels

We will try to mark the original size on the product detail page.

If the screen ratio changes greatly, you may need to adjust the positions of performers, background, particles and interactive elements in addition to changing the resolution.

If you purchase an AE project file, you can adjust the composition ratio based on the actual size and pixel resolution of the on-site LED screen.

Common methods include:

• Modifying composition size
• Scaling background and main visuals
• Rearranging visual elements
• Cropping less important edge areas
• Adjusting performer interaction positions
• Re-rendering output based on the new ratio

If the ratio difference is small, simple adjustments are usually enough.

If the on-site screen is very different from the original project, for example the original work is standard widescreen but the site uses an ultra-wide screen, vertical screen, irregular screen or multi-screen setup, some visuals may need to be re-layouted.

If you purchase a video product without AE project files, you can only handle it through scaling, cropping or suitable ratio adjustment.

If the adjustment is too large, image distortion, shifted interaction positions or missing content may occur. Therefore, we recommend confirming whether the original ratio is suitable for the on-site screen before purchase.

Our works are mainly suitable for:

• Professional dance teams
• Performance companies
• Event planning companies
• Performance production companies
• Schools and training institutions
• Cultural and art groups
• Commercial performance teams
• Large gala production teams
• Brand launches
• Corporate annual meetings
• Opening and closing ceremonies
• Concerts and music festivals
• Mall and exhibition events
• Tourism performance projects
• Theme park shows

For teams that want to improve stage visuals, enrich program formats and add a stronger sense of technology and visual impact, screen-interactive and holographic-style performances are very effective stage presentation formats.

Different works have different levels of performance difficulty, performer count and stage requirements. Clients can choose the right program based on team ability, rehearsal time and venue conditions.

The reference performer count may be different for each program, but the number of performers is not completely fixed.

Clients can increase or reduce performers according to their:

• Team size
• Performance space
• Choreography
• Performance needs

For example:

• A six-person program can be rearranged into a four-person or three-person version
• A solo program can also add supporting performers
• Group dance works can redesign formations and positions based on team size

If the performer count changes, the interaction positions, visual rhythm or some visual elements in the AE project can be adjusted according to the new choreography.

The product page shows one reference performance method. It does not mean you must use exactly the same performer count and formation.

We provide a full stage performance reference video.

Clients can watch the reference video to understand:

• Movement timing
• Position changes
• Interaction method
• Formation arrangement
• Music beats
• Key movement points

The most direct rehearsal method is to practice based on the performer movement and dance structure in the reference video.

Clients can also ask their own choreographer to redesign the dance movement. It does not have to be exactly the same as the reference video.

However, whether using the reference movement or redesigning choreography, the performer’s movement still needs to match the music beats and visual changes.

For example, when pushing, grabbing, dodging, jumping, impact, explosion or spatial transition appears in the visuals, the performer needs to complete the related movement on the corresponding music beat to create a natural screen-interactive effect.

The performer is not actually controlling the screen. Precise timing, positioning, and movement create the impression that the performer is interacting with the visuals.

We provide a full stage performance reference video.

Clients can use the reference video to observe:

• Performer movement
• Dance rhythm
• Position changes
• Formation arrangement
• Interaction method
• How the program starts and ends
• The relationship between music and visuals

We usually do not provide separate written notes for every movement or a separate timecode file.

The full performance reference video already clearly shows the performer’s movement, position and rhythm in each visual section.

Clients can recreate the performance based on the reference video, or have their own choreographer redesign the movement based on the visuals.

As long as the new movement accurately matches the music beats and visual content, it can form a complete performance effect.

Yes.

In addition to licensing existing products, we can also provide custom modifications or fully new production based on the client’s actual performance needs.

Common custom work includes:

• Adjusting LED screen ratio
• Changing output resolution
• Adding client logo
• Changing brand name and text
• Adjusting program colors
• Replacing images or product materials
• Changing music
• Adjusting program length
• Changing performer count
• Redesigning interaction positions
• Adding brand visual elements
• Creating exclusive opening or ending sections
• Reworking the layout to fit the stage structure
• Creating a completely new stage-interactive program

Simple modifications and full custom production have different prices.

After understanding the client’s needs, we will evaluate and quote based on production difficulty, delivery time and modification scope.

To help us judge your project faster, please provide as much of the following information as possible:

• The work name or link you are interested in
• Country and city
• Performance type
• Performance date
• Number of performers
• Program duration
• LED screen width and height
• Actual LED pixel resolution
• Performance photos or design drawings
• Whether logo, text or color changes are needed
• Whether music changes are needed
• Whether AE project files are needed
• Whether performer count needs adjustment
• Whether exclusive licensing is needed
• Desired delivery time
• Estimated budget

The more complete the information is, the easier it is for us to judge the production difficulty and provide more accurate advice and pricing.

If you do not have complete stage information yet, you can send the program needs and rough screen ratio first. We will help you decide what information should be prepared next.

After purchase, you receive a usage license for the purchased files.

According to the license scope you purchase, you may:

• Download and save the files
• Use them for your own team’s rehearsal and performance
• Modify the AE project
• Adjust screen ratio and resolution
• Edit text, logo and some visual content
• Export playback files suitable for your performance
• Temporarily provide necessary files to technicians involved in the current project

Purchasing the files does not mean you receive the copyright, resale rights or public distribution rights of the work.

Unless otherwise agreed in writing, clients may not sell, license, upload or publicly share the purchased files as their own products.

The client purchases a usage license, not a full rights transfer of the work. The specific usage scope is subject to the product page, order note or written confirmation between both parties.

Yes, but they must be used within the purchased license scope.

After purchasing the related product and usage license, clients may use the work in live performances for their own team or authorized project.

Commercial performances may include:

• Corporate events
• Brand launches
• Mall performances
• Gala shows
• Corporate annual meetings
• Opening and closing ceremonies
• Concerts
• Music festivals
• Tourism performances
• School or training institution performances
• Commercial projects undertaken by performance companies

If the client plans to provide the same product to multiple different teams or companies, or resell it externally, this is not within the ordinary usage license scope.

If exclusive use, regional exclusive use or other special licensing is needed, please contact us in advance for separate discussion.

Absolutely not.

Whether or not the client has modified the files, products from this website may not be resold, shared, distributed or relicensed in any way.

The following actions are strictly prohibited:

• Reselling AE project files
• Reselling video files as stock materials
• Uploading files to other stock asset websites
• Uploading to cloud drives and sharing publicly
• Posting files on forums, groups or download websites
• Giving the files to other teams for free
• Splitting and repackaging the project for sale
• Changing color, text or logo and reselling it
• Distributing the files as course materials
• Providing the product to other companies or teams for long-term use
• Building your own asset store using our files
• Pretending to be the author of the files
• Claiming full ownership of the work

Clients may temporarily provide necessary files to the choreographer, video operator, stage design company or other technicians involved in the current project.

However, these people may only use the files for the currently licensed project. They may not copy, keep, resell, share or use them for other projects.

If unauthorized selling, sharing, uploading or distribution is found, we have the right to immediately terminate the related usage license and reserve the right to pursue infringement responsibility and economic losses.

Clients can first contact us through the website form, email, WhatsApp or other contact methods listed on the website.

After confirming the product, license scope and price, we will provide the corresponding payment method.

After payment is completed and confirmed, files are usually delivered through:

• Dedicated download link
• Encrypted cloud storage link
• Client email
• Website customer center
• Other secure delivery methods confirmed by both parties

Existing products can usually be delivered relatively quickly.

The delivery time for custom projects will be determined separately according to modification scope, production difficulty and client requirements.

After purchase, if you encounter the following problems, you can contact us:

• File download failure
• Damaged compressed package
• Missing files
• AE project does not open properly
• Missing project asset paths
• Software version incompatibility
• Missing plugin warning
• Unsure how to export video
• Unsure about the basic project structure
• Need to confirm image ratio

Technical support mainly helps solve problems related to the product files themselves and basic usage. It does not include:

• Complete After Effects software training
• Third-party plugin teaching
• Dance teaching
• Unlimited free modifications
• Reproduction beyond the original order scope
• Client computer system or software installation service

When contacting us, please provide as much information as possible:

• Order information
• Product name
• Software version used
• Computer operating system
• Error screenshots
• Specific steps where the problem occurred

The more complete the information is, the faster we can judge and help solve the problem.