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Why does an LED wall as a backdrop to dancers look worse in my shot than in my friend's?

It is showing the characteristic horizontal banding of LED pulsing combined with electronic shutter. First I would suggest using the mechanical shutter as I would expect the LED's are pulsing faster ...
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Why does an LED wall as a backdrop to dancers look worse in my shot than in my friend's?

I think shutter speed is the important factor here. The dancers are moving (of course) so a faster shutter speed is called for to minimize motion blur. The video wall creates an upper limit for ...
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Why does an LED wall as a backdrop to dancers look worse in my shot than in my friend's?

To me, the difference is that your colleague's picture is better - or at least differently - composed. You've shot from an angle where the dancers take up half to two thirds the height of the screen, ...
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