South Florida's Creative Source · Est. 1975
Fifty years, one yard in Princeton, Florida, and a simple idea: if the show matters, everything behind it should come from people who've done it before.
The Story
Reflections Productions started in 1975 as a South Florida production shop — lighting, sound and staging for whoever had a show that needed doing right. The company earned its tagline, “South Florida's Creative Source,” the slow way: one city celebration, one festival, one touring act at a time.
As the shows grew, so did the shop. Stage rentals became their own operation — Mobile Stages Miami — and the arrival of the APEX hydraulic stage line turned a staging company into a fleet operator. Today those names are a family of brands consolidated under one roof: same yard, same crew, same phone number.
Fifty years in, the company is still family-run from Princeton, Florida. Three generations of South Florida audiences have watched their favorite nights happen on our decks. We plan on a fourth.
The original mark — palm tree over reflection lines. It carried the company from the analog years into the APEX era, and its ripples live on in the new identity.
Through the Years
Five decades compress badly into a page. Here are the mile markers — from a South Florida production shop to a fleet operator with a golden anniversary behind it.
Reflections Productions opens as a South Florida production shop — lighting, sound and staging for whoever has a show that needs doing right.
City celebrations, festivals, theaters and tours. The client roster grows to the City of Hialeah, City of Miami, Bayfront Park Trust, Miami New Times and dozens more.
reflectionsproductions.com goes live — and "South Florida's Creative Source" starts booking shows from the web.
Stage rentals become their own operation under the Mobile Stages Miami banner, and the APEX hydraulic line turns a staging company into a fleet operator.
February 7–9 at Bahia Mar, Fort Lauderdale — the largest mobile-stage networking event of the year, with the APEX 5040 GEN3 turning heads.
The newest compact stage joins the fleet in January — and spends race weekend dressed as the Formula E Fan Village stage at the Miami E-Prix.
2025: fifty years of excellence in concert and stage services — honoring the artists, crews and clients who made the journey.
The Big Orange rises over Bayfront Park for its 40th-anniversary countdown with Reflections on production — and the APEX 4232 is announced for the 2026 season.
Fifty years, one promise: South Florida's Creative Source.
The Yard
Everything on this site lives in one place: a working yard in Princeton, Florida, south of Miami, where the stages, trucks and inventory stage out to shows across the state and up the coast.
The logistics operation is its own department — CDL drivers and trucking, MultiQuip diesel generators from 25 to 125 kW with festival power distribution, the secure “MyPad” control-room motorhome, FOH trailers, Bil Jax event scaffolding, French barricades, cable ramps, and event credentialing down to custom photo ID badges, security shirts and uniforms.
If the show needs it, it's probably already on a truck. See published rates
Now Hiring
Fifty years in, the shows keep getting bigger — and the yard is hiring for all positions. If you want to build the nights this city remembers, come see us.
Or apply in person: 23750 SW 132 Avenue (Pine Island Rd), Princeton, FL 33032
How We Work
Certified rigging, engineered structures, code-compliant decks and barrier plans the fire marshal signs off on. The show is only good if everyone goes home.
Stage, audio, lighting, video, barriers, backline, crew and trucking from one yard. One contract, one point of contact, no finger-pointing between vendors.
Hydraulic stages that deploy in hours, inventory that lives on trucks, and crews that have done the load-in a thousand times. Your schedule holds.
Master riggers, A1s, LDs and TDs with decades on the road. Experience is the one piece of gear you can't rent anywhere else.
The Fleet Today
From the 20-by-16 community deck to the 50-by-40 flagship — plus the patented Captain's VIP Deck and the APEX 4232 arriving for the 2026 season.
The Princeton yard runs eight APEX hydraulic mobile stages alongside the inventory that fills them: 48 boxes of JBL VTX V25-II line array, 204 panels of Absen X5 LED wall, an intelligent lighting rig with GrandMA2 control, MOJO barricade, generators from 25 to 125 kW and the trucks that move all of it.
Tell us the date, the crowd and the vision. We'll bring the stage — and everything on it.