The DragonStage 5m Concert FOH Camera Tower is a modular scaffold structure designed to provide elevated working positions for camera operators during concerts, festivals and live event productions.
The structure features two separate working platform levels, allowing camera positions to be planned at different elevations within the same tower.
With a maximum height of 5m and a rear height of 4m, the upper structure incorporates a sloped canopy. Black screening panels are positioned along the rear of the structure, helping visually separate the camera operating area from the surrounding event environment.
Unlike a conventional single-level camera platform, this tower provides two elevated positions within one structural footprint.
The supporting framework uses vertical standards, horizontal members and diagonal bracing to form a modular tower arrangement.
packing weight:500kg
packing volume:6cbm
Item | Specification | Quantity |
Layer truss | Horizontal Pipe, L:2M | 12 pcs |
Diagonal Pipe, LR3,L:2.44M | 4 pcs | |
Pillar,LR1, L:2m | 4pcs | |
adjustable base,LR4, H:0.25m | 4 pcs | |
CS40, square truss 345*345*2500mm | 1 pcs | |
Double clamp | 4 pcs | |
pallet | 12 pcs | |
roofing | 1 pcs | |
support | 2 pcs |
The most distinctive feature of this tower is its two-level working platform configuration.
In large concert productions, camera teams may need different viewing elevations to capture different shots of the performance area.
A dual-level structure allows camera positions to be arranged at separate heights without requiring two completely independent towers.
Depending on the final platform dimensions and camera layout, each level can be planned for different production requirements.
Camera positions at ground level can be affected by audience movement, production equipment and other temporary structures.
An elevated FOH camera tower allows production teams to plan a higher camera position with a clearer view toward the stage.
The final viewing angle depends on the tower location, platform elevation, stage geometry and equipment configuration.
The upper part of this tower includes a sloped roof canopy, creating a covered area above the upper working platform.
This feature can provide shade and help shield the working area from some direct weather exposure.
However, the image does not establish the canopy's waterproof performance, wind resistance or weather protection rating.
Black screening panels are incorporated along the rear of the camera tower.
They help conceal part of the working structure and provide a darker visual background around the camera operating area.
This arrangement can be useful where the FOH tower is positioned within or near an audience-facing event environment.
The tower uses a modular scaffold-style framework with vertical standards, horizontal members and diagonal cross bracing.
The diagonal members form triangulated structural bays and are part of the overall bracing configuration.
The final arrangement of braces, platforms, access elements and supporting components must correspond to the approved project design.
For related modular construction principles, see DragonStage Ringlock Structure System.
Vertical Standards
Vertical scaffold members form the main supporting framework of the tower.
Horizontal Members
Horizontal members connect the vertical standards and establish the platform support bays.
Diagonal Cross Braces
Diagonal bracing is provided across multiple sides of the tower to form the intended structural arrangement.
Two Working Platforms
Two elevated platform levels provide separate positions for camera equipment and operating personnel.
Sloped Roof Canopy
An upper covering extends across the top camera position.
Rear Screening Panels
Black screening panels are installed along the rear of the structure.
Base Support Components
Base support elements are visible at ground level. The exact base adjustment, load distribution and foundation arrangement must be determined for the installation site.
Concert FOH Camera Positions
An elevated working structure for camera operators covering live concerts and large-scale performances.
Music Festival Camera Towers
A modular tower configuration suitable for consideration in temporary festival production layouts.
Live Broadcast Camera Platforms
Provides elevated positions for camera equipment used in live production and video recording, subject to equipment and platform requirements.
Outdoor Event Filming
Can be incorporated into outdoor camera-position planning when weather, wind and structural requirements are properly evaluated.
Multi-Camera Event Production
The two working levels can provide separate elevated positions within the same tower structure.
This tower combines two working levels within one modular framework.
Compared with a single-level FOH camera platform, the arrangement offers more flexibility when planning camera elevations.
The lower level can be allocated to one camera position while the upper level provides a different viewing perspective.
The final operating arrangement should consider camera dimensions, personnel, working space, access routes, cables and the distribution of loads between the platforms.
For general principles of temporary scaffold and stage structures, see Modular System Logic for Stage, Truss & Scaffold.
Before ordering a camera tower, the project team should confirm the required platform elevations, camera locations and overall structure dimensions.
Important considerations include:
Clear camera sightlines toward the performance stage
Number of camera operators and equipment at each level
Camera tripod or pedestal dimensions
Safe access to both working platforms
Platform working space and required edge protection
Cable routing and equipment handling
Site ground conditions
Roof covering and weather exposure
Structural stability and applicable site requirements
The tower should be assessed as a complete temporary structure rather than as a collection of interchangeable scaffold components.
The supplied information confirms a two-level FOH camera tower with a maximum height of 5m and a rear height of 4m.
The available information does not establish the allowable platform loads, wind rating, foundation requirements, anchoring arrangement, safe access configuration or approved occupancy.
These requirements must be confirmed through project-specific engineering assessment before installation and use.
What is an FOH camera tower?
An FOH (Front of House) camera tower is an elevated structure positioned within a concert or live event production area to provide camera operators with viewing positions toward the stage.
How many working platforms does this camera tower have?
This configuration has two separate working platform levels.
What is the overall height of the tower?
The maximum height is 5m, with an 4m rear height.
Does the camera tower include a roof?
The illustrated structure includes a sloped upper canopy. Its final material, weather performance and attachment details should be confirmed before production.
Can two cameras be operated at different elevations?
The dual-level configuration allows different camera elevations to be planned. Actual occupancy, camera placement and equipment capacities depend on the final platform dimensions and verified structural design.
Is the camera tower suitable for outdoor concerts?
It is intended for concert and event applications, including potential outdoor use. The outdoor installation must be evaluated for wind, ground conditions, structural loads and other relevant site requirements.
Can the tower be customized?
Yes. DragonStage can review project-specific requirements for working platform dimensions, elevation, screening and roof arrangements.
Does the camera tower include access stairs or ladders?
The supplied image does not establish a complete access arrangement. Access equipment and required fall-protection provisions must be confirmed in the final configuration.
DragonStage supplies modular event structures, aluminum truss systems, stage equipment and scaffold-based support solutions for concert production and temporary event applications.
For specialized products such as FOH camera towers, we focus on understanding the required camera positions, working platforms and overall structural arrangement before finalizing the product configuration.
Our manufacturing and supply approach supports customized layouts according to actual event production requirements.
Looking for a dual-level FOH camera tower for your next concert or festival?
Contact DragonStage with your required camera platform heights, overall tower dimensions, equipment arrangement, installation location and destination country.
We can review the structure configuration and prepare a quotation based on the agreed project specifications.
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