The project began as an exploration into how LED wall stage environments are designed and visualized for live performance settings. Drawing inspiration from various festival stage designs, I selected a reference photo as a conceptual starting point for modeling an LED wall-based stage. I first modeled the stage in Vectorworks, using the LED Wall tool to define the structure. I then exported the stage model to Blender, where I performed UV mapping of the LED wall panels. This step was essential for allowing proper visualization and content playback in both Resolume Arena and Unreal Engine 5. After UV mapping, I transferred the model to Twinmotion to refine texturing, and then into Unreal Engine 5 for final visualization and real-time environment testing. With the stage environment fully built, I created video content in Resolume Arena and simulated a live VJ performance to Kendrick Lamar’s song HUMBLE. Although hardware limitations restricted me to a single column of content for the final test, the system demonstrated successful workflow integration. To push the project further, I established a computer networked connection between Resolume Arena and Unreal Engine 5 using NDI Tools and the OWL Live-Streaming Toolkit. This allowed real-time visual mixing and editing between the two platforms, enabling a hybrid previsualization environment combining Unreal Engine’s 3D capabilities with Resolume’s video mixing tools. This project not only expanded my technical skillset across multiple software platforms, but also deepened my understanding of how festival VJ workflows are designed and executed from stage modeling to live performance.