Peter Nielson Creative

From ambition to applause, I make stuff happen.

Dream it up. Pull it together. Bring it to life.

Live entertainment, mostly.

Hi, I’m Pete.

Part creative, part technical, part producer. I bring those worlds together to create and deliver extraordinary live experiences.

From Olympic ceremonies and Broadway shows to international arena productions and major theme park attractions, I’ve had a hand in some of this century’s most spectacular and successful entertainments.

Great things happen in good company.

Griffin Theatre Company, The Producers, The X Factor, Go Go Jack Morton, David Atkins Enterprises, DasDur, Creature Technology Company, Universal Creative, Sochi 2014, Bridgestone, Queensland Music Festival, Bell Shakespeare, Queensland Theatre, Ausvest, TAIT, Expo 2020 Dubai, Artists in Motion, DreamWorks Animation, QPAC, King Kong, Queensland University of Technology, Brisbane Festival, Fo Guang Shan, Spiegel Haus Melbourne, Global Creatures, Twenty3 Sport + Entertainment, How to Train Your Dragon, Opera Queensland, Hasbas Entertainment, Melbourne 2006 Commonwealth Games, Universal Studios Beijing, Stage One, MDLBEAST, Melbourne International Arts Festival, The Art House, AFC Asian Cup Australia 2015, ICC Cricket World Cup 2015, Walking with Dinosaurs, Black Skull Creative, Imagine Exhibitions, Armin van Buuren, Telstra, BMW, Spinifex Group

It usually starts with “What if?”

And an idea likely to raise an eyebrow. Has that ever been done? Can we actually do that? Those are my kind of questions. Then come the rounds of “What about…?” Finding paths, well traveled, less traveled, or making new ones. Stitching worlds together. Creative imagination, technical know-how and a producer’s instinct for turning possibility into a plan. But the audience is always the point. Every “what if”, “what about” and “what’s next” comes back to what they’ll experience. However clever or complicated the solution, it should disappear into the experience. The audience gets the moment, not the how. From “What if?” to this.

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Great things happenin good company.

It usually starts with“What if?”

And an idea likely
to raise an eyebrow.Has that ever been done?
Can we actually do that?

Those aremy kind
of questions.

Then come the rounds of“What about…?”Finding paths,
well traveled, less traveled…

ormaking
new ones.

Stitching worlds
together.Creative imagination, technical know-how and a producer’s instinct for turning possibility into a plan.

But the audience
is always the point.Every “what if”, “what about” and “what’s next” comes back to what they’ll experience.

However clever or complicated the solution,it should disappear into the experience.

The audience getsthe moment,
not the how.

From “What if?”to this.

Got a “what if”likely to raise an eyebrow?