Projection Rentals

Giant Screen Projectors

Make your special event or presentation come alive with the excitement of Giant Screen Video! Excelsior has been renting multimedia projectors and screens since 1996 and we offer very competitive rates for this normally very expensive service. Imagine your beautiful photo montage, PowerPoint Presentation, dvd music video's or high energy dance graphics projected onto a 4 Ft to 12 Ft Diagonal Screen for maximum entertainment impact

Common Uses for Projectors

To show a photo montage at a rehearsal dinner, reception, bar mitzvah, retirement, etc.

For Business Presentations from a laptop, DVD or VHS (We also have wireless mics and other sound gear)

Music Video Shows (with DJ) with music video's (from DVD), Kaleidoscope Dance Graphics and live camera footage to monitor dance floor activity.

How it Works

To reserve a projector or projection set-up first call us to check availability. We will help you determine what your needs are for your event and advise you on screen sizes, sound, etc. Projector rentals start at just $90.00 and go up from there depending on equipment and set-up requirements. We have a variety of screens both front and rear capable, LCD multimedia projectors, stands, amplified speakers, microphones and all cables and equipment necessary to interface with room sound systems if necessary.

Average Fee Examples

Rehearsal Dinner (includes set-up & take-down with sound) -$200.00

PowerPoint Presentation (if no screen needed & customer picks up) - $90-125.00

Bat Mitzvah Party (with optional live-cam to show dance activity & DVD or VHS player) $175-$300.00

Presentation requiring 2 screens (includes set-up & take-down) -$400-$500.00

Things To Know

Bright lighting such as daylight can wash out the projected image so moderate to dim lighting works best.

The larger the screen, the more space that is required between screen & projector so this must be considered when planning room arrangements.

The better the quality of the source being projected the better it will look on the big screen. i.e. DVD source looks better than VHS, etc.