Corporate Catering

Activision Spiderman

A raw warehouse in downtown Los Angeles was the site for this press-only prerelease party of Spiderman 2, the game. It's creator and our client, Activision, requested an unforgettable, interactive evening for guests.

A 15' spider web of rope, highlighted with Ultra Violet lighting served as the official "front door". Existing warehouse coves were converted into video arcade corners with vintage games like PacMan and Pinball wizard calling this youthful guest list to action!

Distracting guests were 2 provocative female dancers dressed as the movie's Cat woman character in the black vinyl cat suits-dancing on platforms and caged in by giant UV spider web walls.

Spider-weary guests were haunted by the exposed brick wall central to the party layout-as digital spiders crawled up and down all around throughout the party. Creepy, very creepy.

Warner Brothers Records
Holiday Party

It was a “WHITE HOT HOLIDAY” experience for more than 800 of record label’s employees, artists and management.

The CEO’s back yard was transformed into white winter wonderland as a series of canopies was installed over a white carpet. Sounds from a gospel choir clad in all-white filled the air as guests strolled up the front walk.

Extensive lighting and décor set the stage for most of the senses. The menu featured hearty comfort foods – skillet pies and goat cheese mashed potatoes. A trio of LA’s hottest club DJ’s elevated the energy as the crowd danced throughout the night atop an all-white dance floor with dancing snowflakes below and dangling snowballs above.

Sebastian International
“LA’S The Place”

When Sebastian International brought in 1500 international and domestic clients for their annual summit, we created a Hollywood party to remember. Skytracker premiere lights welcomed the guests as they entered the party. Guests were greeted by celebrity look-a-likes as they cruised the red carpet which led passed two 30’ tall golden angles into the tented parking lot.

Dining on international cuisine was a highlight of the evening as the guests enjoyed an endless shellfish buffet with mountains of jumbo shrimp and crab claws, dim sum, shrimp scampi, gourmet tacos, seared ahi tuna and martini sundae bar.

Lounging on oversized furniture of red duvetyn couches with zebra overlays and oversized cushion beds, our Skybar alcoves were definitely the place to be seen.

The martinis were flowing from the giant oversize clapboard bars featuring the production names of the company executives. Guests danced the night away on the black and white dance floor amid the continual flurry of confetti from our confetti canon. The evening would not have been complete without our glamorous L’Bon Bon girls passing out goodies from authentic trays throughout the party.

Service and Style on a Grand Scale

How do you feed 15,000 hungry people in an hour? An international corporate event planner knew where to turn for the answer,"Someone's in the Kitchen!"

A large German technology company came to L.A. for a major conference and rented the Great Western Forum for a private concert for 15,000. Busloads of guests arrived in waves of 500 at a time, and were offered delectable dining choices ranging from wraps to dim sum to pizza to sausage grills.

The grateful event planner, Andrea Michaels, owner of Extraodinary Events later wrote, "The most frequent comment I heard (except for how delicious the food was) was the amazement of all of the guests, including the meeting planners, that they never, ever had to wait in line. How did you do it?"

To keep everything flowing smoothly we set up seven different 125-foot-long food stations, brought in five full production kitchens, and provided more than 300 staff. Eight thousand pounds of food were served flawlessly to the delight of both guests and planners.