Theatre, film, TV and art installation structures
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As a New Zealand-owned and operated business, Camelspace are proud to support our nation’s world-famous creative sector.
From community theatres to movie sets, we bring dedication, skills and expertise to support any artistic venture – as well as plenty of our own creative thinking!
Our range
Theatre sets
We’ve got enough experience, equipment and smart thinking to bring life to any stage.
When working at height, a good fall arrest system should be front and centre of your project planning. Here at Camelspace, we pride ourselves on quality equipment and expert assistance. From design to installation to ongoing advice and maintenance, we can help you keep your staff safe and your project running smoothly.
TV, film and production support
We’re proud to have our work supporting everything from small-scale productions to big-screen blockbusters.
Over the past few years, New Zealand has shot to stardom on the world stage in film and TV production – with quality local content getting plenty of well-deserved attention too. Whatever you’re wanting to achieve, the team at Camelspace has the advice, assistance and equipment you need. Talk to us today.
Towers and platforms
Take your art, film or production to new heights with our structural solutions.
Working creatively at height? Talk to the experts in towers and platforms across plenty of artistic settings. With a huge array of equipment options and the ability to create custom solutions, Camelspace can help you take your film, theatre, TV or art installation to new heights.
SARNZ Scaffold of the Year Award – 2016/2017
We won this award for a third time and back-to-back for the Pop-up Globe theatre (and we’re the only company to ever do so on both counts). The Pop-up Globe theatre received international attention, featuring in The New York Times and the Washington Post amongst numerous other international and local media outlets. It’s now beginning an international tour over the coming years, with Camelspace as the global constructor.