Aerial Rigging

Aerial rigging refers to the practice of using ropes, cables, and hardware to suspend performers, equipment, or structures in the air, typically in theater productions, circus acts, or concerts. It involves careful planning and engineering to ensure safety and stability, allowing artists to create dynamic movements or visual effects. Professionals in this field must understand physics, load capacities, and proper rigging techniques to prevent accidents. Aerial rigging enhances performances, allowing for breathtaking visuals and innovative storytelling while prioritizing the safety of everyone involved.