The night the screen stayed dark.
The first act had finished. The next was not yet ready. 20,000 people were waiting, and the big screen stayed dark. Nobody spoke to the audience, and the mood began to turn.
Joshua was in the control room that night, with years of experience in broadcasting and in live and film productions. He looked at the dark screens and knew: this time has to be used, not wasted.
From her background in psychology and marketing, Sylvie recognised the opportunity behind it and asked herself: how can organisers make use of moments like these? And what would a sponsor gain from them?
CrowdWall is the answer to these questions. The fan gets their moment. The organiser gets a show that does not just run, but becomes unforgettable for the fans. The sponsor gets a placement whose success shows in the figures.
Developed and tested at real events.
Every feature in CrowdWall exists because a real event needed it. We develop in Austria, with our own team, directly at real events and together with the people who organise them.


