Who We Are

Cry in the dojo, laugh on the battlefield.

We sweat the details so your show runs smooth.

Alpine Rigging and Structural Design delivers turn-key rigging for every corner of the entertainment industry. Need one contractor for an afternoon or a full crew for months? We’ve got you covered, with industry-best practices and regular training that keep every show safe, secure, and on the cutting edge.

We’re in your corner from first call to final load-out, keeping a close eye on budget and quality at every phase. Complex projects are our specialty, and we make them feel simple with detailed plans, safe jobsites, and the enthusiasm to bring your vision to life.

Meet the team

Meet the team

Our team of experts brings decades of combined experience in rigging and structural design, ensuring every project is executed with the highest level of safety, creativity, and professionalism.

Brent Armstrong

At 9, pretending to be James Bond, I shimmied across a rope tied between Grandpa’s trees. In my late teens I took a break from international espionage to start rockclimbing. Rocks lead to mountains. Alpine climbing is the crucible that forged my life’s values. My 20’s were mostly climbing with college and structural steel mixed in.

Then I moved to Vegas. I can vividly remember being told to learn to draft with AutoCAD before I knew what “FOH” was. I was dumb enough to do that. I also pulled more than my fair share of points on the Strip. Grinding up from being an extra, to a climbing rigger, to the lead local, to the last guy on the production call, to the 2nd guy on the production call, to making the calls, to running Alpine is truly a grand voyage. I’m privileged to be surrounded by those in my orbit.

The only tricks I know are be truthful, stay resolute, have a plan with 3 backups… and strive on with diligence. Having lived and loved rigging for a majority of my life it’s gravitas humbles me everyday. A student of the craft I will forever be. If you’ve taken the time to read this…cheers.

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