Skip to content

The Rady Shell Invests in a Follow-Me Followspot System

The Rady Shell Invests in a Follow-Me Followspot System

San Diego Symphony’s The Rady Shell at Jacobs Park, which opened in the summer of 2021, is located on the edge of San Diego Bay. The Rady Shell was looking for a reliable followspot system they could use during the symphony, concerts, and events. Jason Rothberg, Technical Director and Lighting Designer at The Rady Shell understood the unique challenges that his venue faced. Being an outdoor venue, Rothberg knew that a traditional followspot would not be an option. While the original design centered around a brand-specific moving light and tracking system, the exterior venue wanted a system that would meet IP65 standards for outdoor use.Read More »The Rady Shell Invests in a Follow-Me Followspot System

LUMA Projection Arts Festival Shines Anew After One Year Hiatus

September’s seventh annual LUMA Projection Arts Festival in Binghamton, NY wowed tens of thousands of attendees with six original digital art pieces. As with prior festivals, the canvasses for the displays were facades of historic downtown buildings. Using digital projectors (provided by Panasonic), the image warping and blending capabilities of Dataton WATCHOUT® media display software, and purpose-built media servers and production workstations from Show Sage, this year’s artists turned static building surfaces into dynamic stories told in light and sound.Read More »LUMA Projection Arts Festival Shines Anew After One Year Hiatus

Brian Culbertson Tours with Bandit Lites

Smooth jazz multi-instrumentalist Brian Culbertson recently wrapped his 2021 tour with a budget-friendly yet distinctive lighting system provided by Bandit Lites. LD André Petrus specified Chauvet COLORado CuePix WW4 Blinders, Elation Smarty Hybrids, Showline Nitro 510C LED strobes and a grandMA2 light console for control.

Read More »

Bethany Church Lights New Campus in New Orleans with Chauvet

NEW ORLEANS–Sometimes what is old can become new again. Such was the case with the red brick building at 3700 Canal Street in the historic Mid-City neighborhood. Recognized by the New Orleans Historic District Landmark Commission, the building had been a church for six decades, until it was closed in 2012 in the wake of Hurricane Katrina.Read More »Bethany Church Lights New Campus in New Orleans with Chauvet