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The Light Source Names John Hartness National Sales Manager

The Light Source Names John Hartness National Sales Manager

CHARLOTTE, NC – The Light Source, Inc. named John G. Hartness national sales manager. Hartness has nearly 20 years of entertainment lighting industry experience, most recently as general manager of Eye Dialogue in Charlotte, NC. Prior to that, Hartness spent more than 15 years with Barbizon Charlotte, rising from Inside Sales to Systems Manager, a position he held for nearly a decade. 

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Cinema club in Toronto’s Liberty Village incorporates 16 Intimidator Beam LED 350 moving heads from Chauvet DJ within a unique metallic looking structure on the ceiling over the club’s second story dance floor.

Toronto’s Cinema, a Nightclub, Installs Chauvet DJ Gear

TORONTO – The Cinema club in Toronto’s Liberty Village isn’t located in a former movie theater. Instead, its creators chose the name because they wanted a club that evoked “big screen” looks. An example can be seen on the ceiling over Cinema’s second story dance floor. There, a metallic looking structure houses 16 Intimidator Beam LED 350 moving heads from Chauvet DJ.

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Tony Bennett and Ron Farino. Photo by Debi Moen

LD/Stage Manager Ron Farino and Tony Bennett

Tour Dates: Year-round worldwide

Design Concept: “Our show is all about the music. We don’t carry any of our own lighting gear so I have designed a lighting plot that is flexible in many venues. We use moving lights whenever available however our lighting plot is conventionals only. I lean towards an asymmetrical look in the background, I find that more interesting. Our show is a theatrical piece. I am trying to create a mood.”

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Florida Georgia Line is touring with PixelFLEX’s LED screen technology during their Here’s to the Good Times tour

Florida Georgia Line Touring with PixelFLEX Panels

NASHVILLE — Florida Georgia Line is touring with PixelFLEX’s LED screen technology during their Here’s to the Good Times tour, the country duo’s first headline tour, named after their first studio album release. The tour includes 35 stops over a 10-week span, with just one truck for all of the band’s equipment, making packing space a bit tight.

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