Solutions · Entertainment
The show runs on rare earths.
Speakers, LED walls, cameras, wireless rigs and battery-powered stages all depend on critical minerals. Eve helps studios, venues and production companies see cost and availability shifts before they hit the budget.
Behind the curtain
Every frame and every beat has a mineral footprint.
Neodymium powers the magnets in loudspeakers and in-ear monitors. Indium coats touchscreens and displays. Gallium drives the LEDs that light stages and fill video walls. Lithium and cobalt keep wireless gear and mobile power running. When these markets move, your equipment plan moves with them.
- Neodymium and praseodymium for speaker and microphone magnets
- Indium and gallium for displays, LED walls and lighting
- Lithium, cobalt and nickel for batteries and mobile power
- Tantalum and tin for the electronics inside every console
What you get
A production office for the materials economy
Equipment cost signals
Watch the minerals behind your next lighting, audio and camera refresh, and time large purchases with more confidence.
Supply alerts
Know when export controls or concentration risk threaten the components your rental partners depend on.
Energy transition
Plan battery-powered stages and greener tours with a clear view of battery-metal trends.
Ask Eve
Get a plain-English briefing on why LED panels or wireless packs are getting more expensive this season.
Team workspaces
Share watchlists and briefings across production, finance and technical teams.
Where critical minerals meet the stage and screen
Getting started
Budget smarter in four steps
- 01
List your gear
Tell Eve Intelligence which equipment categories matter to your season or slate.
- 02
Build a watchlist
Eve suggests the minerals that sit behind that equipment, from neodymium to indium.
- 03
Get weekly briefings
Receive concise updates on prices, supply risk and policy changes that could affect costs.
- 04
Plan purchases
Use indicative trends to time renewals, rentals and capital spend.
Built to keep the lights on
- 17
- rare earth elements monitored
- 24/7
- supply and policy watch
- 200
- free AI analyst questions a month
- 30-day
- renewals on paid plans
Culture is built on materials. Knowing where they come from is part of putting on a great show.
Questions
Entertainment FAQ
Why would an entertainment company need mineral intelligence?
Audio, lighting, display and power equipment is dense with rare earths and critical minerals. Understanding those markets helps you anticipate equipment cost and lead-time changes.
Do I need to be a materials expert?
No. Eve Intelligence explains market moves in plain language and connects them to the gear you actually use.
Can my whole production team use it?
Yes. Team workspaces let you share watchlists, alerts and briefings across departments.
Is there a free plan?
Explorer is free forever, with 200 AI analyst questions a month, 25 watchlist minerals and weekly briefings.
Are the prices exact?
Eve prices are indicative. They are designed to inform planning and conversations, not to replace a quote.
Features
Plan every season with sharper intelligence
Watchlists
Follow up to 25 minerals free and many more on paid plans.
Geopolitical radar
See where supply is concentrated and where disruption is building.
Export-control watch
Track rules on gallium, germanium and rare earths that ripple into electronics.
Sustainability context
Understand the materials story behind greener touring and production.
Instant briefings
Turn a question into a shareable briefing in seconds.
Enterprise security
Keep production plans and budgets protected in a secure workspace.
Give your next production a materials advantage.
Start free and see the critical minerals behind your stage, screen and sound.