Longstar’s on-site work at Jason Chan’s LIFE IS LIVE concert in Guangzhou included helping to place light sticks on the audience seats in advance and collecting them after use. A member of our team attended and assisted with those tasks. Longstar technicians worked at central control to support the lighting effects during the performance.
The concert took place on 1 March 2025 in Hall 1 of Guangzhou Gymnasium. The work around the light sticks extended across the event: placing the products on seats in advance, supporting their operation during the show, then collecting them.
Placing the light sticks on seats
Our colleague helped place the LED light sticks on the audience seats in advance. That part of the project needed someone there to handle the products themselves.
For an agency arranging audience lighting, placement affects the kind of help it needs on site. The products may be the same, but a job that includes putting them in place requires a different commitment from one limited to technical operation. The Guangzhou project included practical assistance with that work.
For a future event, give the placement team a clear handover point with the people preparing the performance. Agree when the products need to be in place and who will report that the task is finished. That gives the next team something concrete to work from, especially if several crews are using the venue during the build.
Technical attention during the show
Our technicians worked at central control during the Guangzhou performance. Their job was to support the lighting effects while the concert was running. Our colleague’s contribution was the hands-on placement and collection work around the products.
The timing matters when an agency allocates people. A specialist who is expected to remain at the control position during a performance should have that time protected. Assigning the same person another venue task can create a conflict, even if each task looks manageable on its own.
This is a useful distinction when discussing concert support: product handling requires people where that work is taking place; live technical operation requires attention at the controls. In Guangzhou, both kinds of work formed part of the event, with our technicians at central control.
Collection was part of the venue work
Our colleague also helped collect the light sticks after use. Longstar’s on-site involvement therefore included work once the products had finished being used by the audience.
For another event, allow for collection in the team’s working time and agree a suitable window with venue operations. A booking that ends at the final song can leave a gap if the crew is also expected to handle products afterwards. Settle that timing while arranging the site work.
At Guangzhou, our colleague helped place the light sticks on the seats in advance and collect them afterwards. Our technicians supported the performance from central control.
References
Guangzhou Baiyun Media: Concerts announced at Guangzhou Gymnasium (2025-02-07)
Post time: Nov-03-2026
