MELBOURNE, Australia — Ms Collins, an 800-capacity nightclub with seven bars of varying size and ambience, features a design by Blackmilk Interiors and a lighting rig supplied and installed by Show Technology and Audio and Lighting Services. The main room and the mezzanine floor are lit with Martin’s RUSH fixtures and MAC Auras from Harman’s Martin Professional lighting division.
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LONDON — For the Streets of Spain festival, held in London’s Southbank Centre May 2-5, Entec provided gear for the “Colour Lab,” which invited participants to explore how being immersed in different hues affected their taste buds. LD Simon Honnor used 24 of Entec’s Robe LEDWash 600s for the Colour Lab, which engaged the senses of close to 3,500 participants over the festival’s four-day span.
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LENGWIL-OBERHOFEN, Switzerland — Laserworld Group, based here, recently named Sabrina Mitchell and Benjamin Weizenegger marketing assistants. As such, they will play key roles developing the company’s websites. Norbert Stangl, sales and marketing director, credited Mitchell for her knowledge and experience in design and media technology and Weizenegger for his knowledge in “content management, Internet journalism and web 2.0.”
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LOS ANGELES — ARRI Inc. named Chris Russo Technical Sales Manager Camera Products, Western Region for the Americas. In her new role, Russo will be responsible for sales of ARRI camera products including ALEXA, AMIRA and Pro Camera accessories. She will also evaluate market and technology requirements for existing and potential ARRI camera equipment in the North American Market.
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D.T.S. Lighting’s MAX L, like the company’s MAX, offers users four different types of projection with a single moving head: Beam, Spot, Wash, and Studio. Although both fixtures make use of Philips’ MSD Platinum 16R 330W (16K lumen) light source and share many other characteristics, the MAX L offers a few differences in terms of beam angles and optical specs, and the company touts the beam, in studio mode, as being “evenly diffused as never before.”
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CAST Software announced the release of its wysiwyg version R33 recently. The new version promises more than 10 new features addressing the needs of lighting designers, multimedia and production professionals while promising a new level of added realism, maximum creativity and return on investment.
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