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UVA’s “Brighter Together” Projection Mapping Installation Powered by Epson Projectors

CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA – The University of Virginia (UVA) turned to visual technology artist Jeff Dobrow to create a projection mapping experience called “Brighter Together.” From March to May 2021, Dobrow used Epson projectors for vivid illuminations on landmark buildings across the UVA campus.

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ROE Visual to Feature Black Quartz and Black Pearl at PLASA

LONDON – ROE Visual noted its return to in-person trade events as an exhibitor at the upcoming PLASA show. The company noted that the ROE Visual team is looking forward to reconnecting with its UK-based partners and users. The ROE Visual stand (F3) will focus on the company’s latest Black Quartz and Black Pearl product offerings.

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In Memoriam: Dr. Randall W. A. Davidson, a.k.a. Dr. Doom

Dr. Doom (Dr. Randall Davidson) signing one of his books at a USITT convention. Photo by Richard Finkelstein

We at Stage Directions were saddened to learn of the passing of Dr. Randall W. A. Davidson, affectionately known to everyone as Dr. Doom for his nearly 80 years of advocating for theater safety and risk management expertise. Born on October 20, 1929, he died on Saturday, August 21, 2021, at the age of 92. We send our sincere condolences to his family, friends, and colleagues around the world on his loss. I will miss seeing his smiling face, all dapper in his purple outfit and hat along with the bright red ribbon of his USITT Fellows ribbon. While small in stature, he was huge in spirit and presence. He, and his work touched many lives. He will be missed. He would end every meeting or correspondence with ‘Prayers Always’. I send him a prayer on his passing and will keep him in my thoughts.Read More »In Memoriam: Dr. Randall W. A. Davidson, a.k.a. Dr. Doom

ETC/High End Systems Lonestar

The ETC/High End Systems Lonestar puts the brightness, quality, and performance of the company’s bright white LED framing fixtures into a more compact package. With a 15,400-lumen output and a rich feature set, Lonestar is well suited for lighting theaters, TV studios, cruise ships, and other applications where small to medium-sized fixtures are required. The luminaire’s rich colors, powerful zoom, full curtain framing, diffusion and prism effects make Lonestar a versatile and affordable tool for designers who want maximum performance from a mid-sized automated fixture.

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