Based in Sussex, UK – Crafting Events with Care and Expertise
About Lead Productions
About Lead Productions
Lead Productions (formerly PB Audio) started with a focus on high-quality audio, and has since grown into a full technical production company — covering audio, lighting, staging and everything in between. While our technical skills remain at the heart of what we do, we approach every project with attention to detail, care, and a genuine commitment to the people we work with.
We thrive on helping others bring their visions to life, and communication on a human level is central to how we work. Every event is unique, so we tailor our solutions to each client, ensuring a seamless, thoughtful production from start to finish.
We're ambitious but grounded. We take pride in everything we deliver, and we're focused on building long-lasting relationships built on trust, collaboration, and mutual growth. Our goal isn't just to support events — it's to be a reliable partner who helps everyone we work with achieve something memorable.
Founder of Lead Productions
Patrick Barker
"Even while running a company, I still prioritise getting behind the desk, flying PA, and helping out on stage. Years as a freelancer taught me what works and what doesn't — and talking to other freelancers quickly shows you where things tend to go wrong. I keep those lessons in mind and apply them my own way, aiming to create an experience that's efficient, comforting, and backed by real expertise.
Your name attached to a brand is something you carry for life, so it's my duty to make sure anyone who encounters me or my business leaves with nothing but positivity. That said, criticism is how we grow — and learning to accept it is a skill worth mastering, because once you do, the potential for growth is unfathomable."
Founder of Lead Productions
Patrick Barker
"Even while running a company, I still prioritise getting behind the desk, flying PA, and helping out on stage. Years as a freelancer taught me what works and what doesn't — and talking to other freelancers quickly shows you where things tend to go wrong. I keep those lessons in mind and apply them my own way, aiming to create an experience that's efficient, comforting, and backed by real expertise.
Your name attached to a brand is something you carry for life, so it's my duty to make sure anyone who encounters me or my business leaves with nothing but positivity. That said, criticism is how we grow — and learning to accept it is a skill worth mastering, because once you do, the potential for growth is unfathomable."