About DANGERS

Projection mapping, LED systems, content and technical integrations delivered since 2005.

How We Got Here

Four values, committed to every project.

Passion

Everyone on our team is an expert in their field because they genuinely love the work. They’ve spent countless hours refining their craft, and it shows: every one of them cares about how the project turns out.

Loyalty

We prioritize our relationships on every project, until we’re on a first-name basis and you come back requesting for the same people by name.

Creative Design

Custom content for every project, and creative technical solutions for the quirks of each venue, so the show is worth watching and it’s executed successfully.

Precision

Every detail planned before we reach the venue, and a plan for any surprises that come up. In our industry, things don’t always go as planned, but the show always gets delivered.

Our Mission

To create projection and LED experiences an audience never forgets. Designed, built, and delivered from start to finish by the same experts, in any venue, exactly as promised.

Our Vision

To be known in every industry as the people who make projection work anywhere and the company clients come back to, year after year.

The same experts, on every project.

Four partners and a core team who have toured with international artists, pioneered content and projection, and led technical direction on stages at home and around the world, all backed by more than 20 years of delivering events across the globe

Daniel founded Dangers and spent decades building its reputation for delivering the projects nobody else would take on. He's increasingly focused on strategic direction and industry relationships now, and on making sure the hands-on approach the company was built on carries forward with the team.

Daniel Angers

President / Founder

Mitch spent 15 years as a technical director in Montréal theatres before joining Dangers, first as a freelance curtains and screens specialist in 2010, then full-time from 2018 and a partner since 2023. He's delivered over 80 projects with the company.

Mitch Jamieson

VP of Operations / Company Partner

A pioneer of architectural projection in Montréal, Pascal brings 25 years of international work, with experience in technical leadership on tours for Justin Timberlake, The Who and Michael Bublé. At Dangers, he leads projects from system design through installation and live execution. He's the person who works out how an ambitious idea actually gets built.

Pascal Barnes

VP of Innovation & Technology / Company Partner

Luc leads the creative at Dangers, developing 3D content for architectural projection mapping and live experiences — from early concept and visualization through to execution, designed for the specific surface and system it's built for. Before Dangers he founded Cirque du Soleil's multimedia and video department, designing the video for LOVE in Las Vegas and the opening of the Walt Disney Concert Hall.

Luc Lavergne

Creative Director / Company Partner

Mackayla works closely with clients to understand their goals and help shape ideas into experiences that Dangers can bring to life. From developing new relationships to supporting projects, she connects you to the right people and creative possibilities from the start. Her focus is on making sure clients feel understood, supported, and excited about what’s possible.

Mackayla Petrie

Business Development & Sales Executive

Andro keeps projects moving from early planning through to show day, coordinating budgets, scheduling, logistics, equipment and on-site requirements across the team, clients, vendors and crews. He's the person connecting the pieces and anticipating what's needed before anyone has to ask.

Andro Antoun

Operations Coordinator

Steve comes to us with over 25 years of NHL Game Entertainment experience and has produced a mulitude of Winter Olympics Games. He understands what teams, venues and producers actually need from a show. He opens conversations, and can match the right capabilities to the right opportunity.

Steve Maroni

Ambassador