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Amazon Ads · Immersion Day

Amazon Ads Immersion Day: Los Angeles

From signal to story: AI-powered creative on the largest premium streaming canvas.

Sep 15, 2026 – Sep 16, 2026 · Los Angeles

by NVE Production

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Event summary
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At a glance

The numbers

Guests

75

Amazon cohort

Days on-site

2

Sep 15, 2026 – Sep 16, 2026

Status

On track

Immersion Day

Workback complete

47%

Pre-event milestones

Total budget

$850K

Approved · client signed

Spend to date

$313K

$538K margin (63%)

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Highlights
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What worked

Highlights

  • From signal to story: the AI-creative narrative landed — Alan Moss’ Full-Funnel Campaigns demo and the Samsung interactive-ad station were the two most-photographed moments of Day 1.

  • Champagne Gold + stage architecture landed — every photo on-brand.

  • Speaker prep paid off: Tanner Elton, Alan Moss, and Jared Stacy held their pacing end-to-end, no overruns.

  • Statement Floral engagement — pushed back on Net-60, saved $600 + secured Net-30 going forward.

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Vendor performance
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Engaged partners

Vendor performance

VendorScopeAmountStatusRating
Aqua

Venue

Venue + F&B base package$175K
Engaged
4.7 / 5
TCI Lighting & Audio

Technical / AV

Lighting design, audio, video, control$95K
Engaged
4.5 / 5
Form Modular

Modular Staging & Furniture

Sponsor lounge installation, modular banquettes, branded environment graphics$122K
Engaged
4.7 / 5
SBI Fabrication

Custom Fabrication

Custom stage build, branded entry portal$90K
In discussion
4.3 / 5
Statement Floral

Decor & Florals

Decor & florals — opening reception$5K
Suggested
4.1 / 5

Ratings shown are vendor-level reputation scores; per-event ratings will be captured in the post-event survey.

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Run-of-show performance
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On the day

Run-of-show performance

On-time blocks

17

All scheduled blocks held

Tight transitions

3

Producer-called handoffs

Sessions run

6

Plenary + breakout

Schedule held end-to-end. The 3 producer-called transitions absorbed no overrun from the keynote, and all 6 sessions started within their cue window.

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Lessons learned
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Carry forward

Lessons learned

  • Deliver assets 48h prior — pacing held this round.

  • Translation booth requires earlier sourcing for non-Tokyo venues.

  • Vendor terms surfaced 3 anomalies — push-back saved $600 and set the new norm.

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Next steps
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Owners + dates

Next steps

  • Recap deck delivered to client (Sarah Liu) by EOD.

  • Vendor ratings updated in Playbook for the 5 vendors engaged.

  • Lessons-learned doc circulated to producer cohort.