Real rental inventory to explore

Browse the Electric / Lighting department and Grip department in the live catalog, or search all MVA gear.

Selected live catalog entries. Confirm dates and inclusions with MVA.

Choose fixtures around the look

Share references, your location or stage, the size of the scene and whether you need a clean cyc, shaped beauty light, practical accents or a changing music-video setup. Include your camera movement and shot sequence so the package can be planned around how the production will work.

The live MVA inventory includes Aputure, ARRI and Astera fixtures. The cards on this page are actual rental entries. Specific kits, accessories, rates and availability come from the catalog and your confirmed rental dates; they are not guaranteed by this guide.

Lighting needs grip and electric

A fixture list is a starting point. Modifiers, stands, frames, mounting, cable runs, power and control should be considered alongside it. Tell the team which support equipment you already have and which items need to be supplied.

For an existing lighting plan, send the complete list rather than only fixture names. For a developing brief, describe the look, location and crew. MVA can discuss an equipment package and identify the details that still need confirmation with your lighting team.

Coordinate rigging with the stage

MVA’s facility includes 21 motorized hoist points and a 20×20 Infinity Mat system. Discuss the particular stage and rigging plan with the team before booking; these are facility capabilities and do not mean every space includes the same setup.

Share overhead needs, set builds, movement and any special installation requirements early. The appropriate rigging approach, personnel and scope should be confirmed around the actual production, rather than assumed from an equipment list.

Add the stage and production team

A studio lighting package can be coordinated with MVA’s cyc spaces, camera rentals and production support rooms. This makes it possible to discuss the image, equipment and facility in one planning conversation.

Bring your own gaffer and crew, or include the roles you need in a Production / Shoot Request. MVA can discuss a stage, gear and crew package, with audio and post-production support where required by the project.

Prepare a useful lighting rental request

Send the shoot dates, location or chosen stage, references, fixture and modifier list, grip and electric requirements, crew contact and any prep or installation needs. Add pickup and return details for an equipment-only rental.

If the package is still being designed, include the brief and explain what is unresolved. For a recurring content schedule, identify the setups you expect to repeat so the team can discuss an equipment and production workflow suited to those shoots.

How to rent lighting and grip from MVA

1. Start with the look: share the stage or location, references, shot plan and any existing lighting list.
2. Browse live inventory: review the Electric / Lighting department, Grip department or all MVA gear.
3. Build the complete package: account for fixtures, modifiers, stands, rigging, power, control and the crew needed to operate the setup safely.
4. Add a stage or production team: combine the gear with White Cyc Studio, other MVA spaces, or a full production request.
5. Confirm dates and logistics: MVA confirms availability, package inclusions, rental terms and any prep or installation requirements.

Plan the right MVA package

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For camera and lighting planning, visit Camera Rentals Los Angeles and Lighting Rentals Los Angeles. For production workflows, explore Music Video Studio or Content Creation Studio.

Planning questions

Stage. Gear. Crew. Production. Post.

Tell MVA what you are making, when you want to shoot and which support you need.