Women in Film Pre-Oscar Cocktail Party Blue Carpet & Step and Repeat
This last week and weekend were pretty busy with plenty of award shows, pre and post award parties happening in Hollywood. Red Carpet Systems was
This last week and weekend were pretty busy with plenty of award shows, pre and post award parties happening in Hollywood. Red Carpet Systems was
We were happy to work with Amazon Prime again this week, this time for the premiere of their new series Mozart in the Jungle. Based
Another week, another premiere, this time for Bravo’s new drama series Girlfriends’ Guide To Divorce, which centers on best-selling author Abby (Lisa Edelstein – Dr.
While we’re used to set up red carpet runners for glamorous Hollywood movie premieres, yesterday was a somewhat different affair, as our red carpet served
Following a gig at Los Angeles Fashion Week, the glamour keeps going this week with the 28th Israel Film Festival, which is taking place from
This week, we were proud to work on Marco Marco’s much buzzed-about fashion show, which was taking place at the beautiful Vibiana church, in the
Red Carpet Systems was proud to provide red carpet services for the premiere of Transparent, one of the new much-talked about TV series exclusively streaming
For this event, Red Carpet Systems got to most particularly showcase its attention to detail, rather than bringing the big guns as it’s usually the
We had another world premiere this week, this time in the heart of Tinseltown, at the historic Egyptian Theater on Hollywood Blvd. The movie was
Red Carpet Systems brought its signature event production services to the Hollywood premiere of Behaving Badly, which was taking place at the famous ArcLight Theater
Red Carpet Systems provided production services for the three premieres of the movie Persecuted produced by Millennium Entertainment. A Christian-themed thriller about an evangelist getting
When you think Grammy brunch, something classy comes to mind, which was the case for this event, most especially as it was taking place at
The NAACP after party was a bit different as the red carpet and media walls were not there to highlight some actors, models or musicians
