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elektraLite ML-902

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elektraLite ML-902

ElektraLite’s ML-902, which made its debut at the recent LDI 2016 show in Las Vegas, is a full-featured moving head profile spot fixture powered by a 120-watt cool white (6,500K) COB LED that promises an output equal to that of a 250-watt HMI discharge lamp. The brighter version of elektraLite’s ML-602 responds to customer feedback. It has an indexable seven-color wheel; two wheels (one fixed) each holding up to seven interchangeable gobos; a rotating three-way prism; a wide-range strobe with various features; and zoom, focus control, and fine (16-bit) pan and tilt along with digital dimming features. MSRPis $1,079.

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NEP Desert Trip Camera Op Alan Vitt w UA80x during The Who

NEP Captures Iconic Desert Trip Music Festival With Several Fujinon Lenses

INDIO, CA – Musical events like Desert Trip – back-to-back weekend concerts held October 7, 8, 9 and 14, 15, 16 at the Empire Polo Club in Indio, CA, featuring classic rock music royalty – don’t happen every day. Promoted as “the concert of the century,” it generated ticket orders from every continent except Antarctica, with attendees travelling far and wide for a chance to see many of their favorite musicians play live together.

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The DJ booth was in the giant robot's belly.

U.K.’s Illusive Festival Features Giant Robot with DJ Booth, Chauvet Rogues

CORBY, UK – The Illusive Festival, held in the rolling fields outside the Northamptonshire town of Corby in September, featured a main stage design by Simon Wallwork with visuals that included a giant, gyrating robot with a DJ booth in its belly. Over each shoulder of the robot and along its sides was an asymmetrically arranged collection of Rogue R1 FX-B fixtures from Chauvet Professional. Lighting designers Toby Lovegrove and Doug Alan Coppell used the Rogues to shoot rapidly moving and rotating beams of brightly colored light.

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Photo by Andy Doornhein

Illusionist Hans Klok’s ‘House of Horror’ Tour Includes Visual Assist from Painting with Light

AMSTERDAM – Belgium-based show design practice Painting with Light has created innovative and highly effective lighting and video content for the current tour by Hans Klok, the world’s Fastest Illusionist, who is presenting his grisly ‘House of Horror’ show. The spectacle, produced by Stardust Circus International, which combines the drama and theatrical gruesomeness of Gothic horror with quick witted and fantastic illusion art, was launched at the Royal Theatre Carré in Amsterdam, the Netherlands, where it enjoyed a successful seven-week run before going on the road.

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Airstar Expands Crystal Product Line

Airstar Expands Crystal Product Line

LAS VEGAS — Airstar, the France-based manufacturer and provider of inflatable structures and lighting balloons for the event industry, added to its Crystal product line with two new products, the Sunshade and Crystal White 50k lum. Both products were featured at the 2016 LDI Show.

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David Lemmink

David Lemmink Joins Solotech

MONTREAL — Solotech named David Lemmink director of engineering for its Rental division. Lemmink has more than 30 years of industry experience as both a design engineer and touring technician for artists including U2, Paul McCartney, Prince and Bon Jovi.

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REMAX inspired by Chauvet

Emergency Production Lights Re/Max Event with Rogue R2 Wash Fixtures

BOSTON — For a realtor motivation event dubbed Re/Max Re/Charge, which took place in the main ballroom within the Boston Convention & Exposition Center on Oct. 13, Chris Hubbard of Emergency Production worked with JDI Productions’ Derek Iorfida and also Mike Gionfrido and Andrew McGuirl on the production’s visuals. The design included 16 Rogue R2 Wash fixtures from Chauvet Professional.

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Big Blue Madness Event Shines with Bandit Lites

LEXINGTON, KY — The University of Kentucky’s Big Blue Madness is a special kind of event, where a packed crowd at Rupp Arena gear up for another season of Wildcats basketball. With a large lighting package from Bandit Lites, the televised festivities on Oct. 14 included an homage to former players, a flying Wildcat mascot, UK women’s coach Matthew Mitchell’s annual dance routine and the dynamic introduction of the 2016-2017 season’s players.

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