Arena load-in from Jon Hartman’s production photo archive

Before you commit,
check the plan.

A Production Readiness Review reconciles your budget, equipment, vendor quotes, labor and venue fit. You receive a concise report and a prioritized action list.

Starting at $4,500.Scope and fee confirmed in writing before work begins.

From Jon’s photo archive · Arena load-in

Jon Hartman · Founder, Pearl & PigMore than 25 years across touring, concerts, film, television and live production.Explore the work

Production
Readiness
Review.

Starting at $4,500.

Proposed commercial rate. Final scope and fee require written approval.

Bring the current plan. Leave with a clear view of the exposure, the corrections, and the decisions that need an owner.

  • Budget & financial exposureCheck assumptions, omissions, rental periods and unresolved costs.
  • Equipment, quotes & laborCompare quantities and scope. Reconcile what is requested with what is quoted.
  • Venue fit & outstanding decisionsIdentify footprint conflicts, missing source information and approvals that remain open.
  • A report your team can useFindings, recommended corrections and a prioritized action list with source references.

Included in the starting scope

One production or tour configuration. One budget workbook, up to three vendor quotes, one consolidated equipment list and two venue technical packs.

  • 60-minute kickoff to agree on the source documents and priorities.
  • Concise PDF report, discrepancy register with source references, and a prioritized action list naming each decision owner.
  • 45-minute readout and one clarification revision within seven calendar days.

Target turnaround: five business days after the agreed documents are received and accepted. Final timing is confirmed in the written scope.

Open the fictional sample report
What isn’t included

Ongoing advancing or production management, vendor booking or purchasing, site visits, travel, construction drawings, structural or rigging engineering, safety certification, permitting, legal advice, and audited financial statements. Added configurations or incomplete source sets may require a revised quote. A review does not approve engineering or authorize operation.

Fictional sample deliverable

A report.
A decision list.
A way forward.

See the format before commissioning a review. Every example is invented and carries its source, status and next decision.

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Pearl & Pig · Sample 01

Production readiness

Fictional arena event · Working review

Quote correction
$1,700 proposed reduction. Vendor acceptance pending.
Missing budget scope
Transport and local labor are unpriced. Total exposure remains unknown.
Venue conflict
48 ft set exceeds the 44 ft usable width. Configuration needs review.
Decide next
Lighting lead confirms quantities. PM obtains pricing and a revised fit plan.

Illustrative findings. No real client data or savings claim.

One revision.
A different picture.

A production review turns changed numbers into clear decisions. Tap After to see the quote correction, missing costs, venue conflict and decisions that need an owner.

Before / After production review

Fictional example. All quantities, rates and totals are invented.

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