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Laserworld Diode Series

Laserworld Diode Series

Laserworld developed a new product line, the Diode Series, to fill the gap between their entry-level and their more professional laser light systems. The very compact housing, built according to the Sealed Housing Technology, is equipped with a diode-only solution, which means great beam specifications at smooth color fading behavior. The Diode Series is fully graphics capable and has a professional ILDA interface for computer control. Besides that, stand-alone mode, sound-to-light operation and DMX control is possible.

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Alan Jackson's 25th Anniversary Tour Gets Support From PixelFlex

Alan Jackson’s 25th Anniversary Tour Gets Support From PixelFlex

NASHVILLE, TN — Embarking on his 25th year of being in the music business, Alan Jackson recently took to his 2014 tour, taking PixelFLEX with him for the first time. Over the course of more than 40 tour dates this year, Jackson plays for a variety of venues and audiences across North America. In order to keep the standard of emotional and relatable shows, the PixelFLEX FLEXCurtain was added to the production in order to make the entire process more flexible.

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Bandit Lites Supports Growing Hangout Music Festival

GULF SHORES, AL – The country music-infused Hangout Music Festival, which drew 40,000 from 50 countries to see and hear performances by 90 acts across three stages here May 16-18, got a big lighting boost from Bandit Lites, which worked with  Hadden Hippsley and the staff at Lambda Productions on the event. 

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Immersive Projection Environment Turns into Touring Wonder Dome with Support from 4Wall

TEMPE, AZ- Daniel Fine and Adam Vachon recently turned to 4Wall Entertainment Las Vegas to provide lighting gear for their joint Applied Thesis Project, Wonder Dome, at Arizona State University. Wonder Dome started as a vision of a touring 360° interactive and immersive projection environment, in which family audiences could directly interact with design elements (props, puppets, scenic elements, controlling lights, sound, projections, etc.) and have an impact on a story being presented by professional actors.

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Renegade Lights “Atomic Bomb Tour” featuring David Byrne

LONDON – Nick Gray of Renegade, based here, created the lighting and visuals scheme for the “Atomic Bomb” tour by a new international super-group led by David Byrne to honor the work of obscure Nigerian funk musician William Onyeabor. Onyeabor’s distinctive rhythmic, funkadelic, spacey synthesiser-orientated grooves were composed in the 1970s and 1980s when he was a prolific composer / performer. Since then he has gained a cult following among musicians and music aficionados.

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CAST wysiwyg Assists with Multimedia ‘Rhythm Of Life’ in Macao

MACAO – LD Alessio de Simone credited CAST Software’s wysiwyg for its pre-viz assist withThe Rhythm Of Life, a multimedia show presented in Macao’s ancient city center. “We placed all the projectors as called-for in our wysiwyg documentation, turned on all the moving heads – and every scene position was exactly as it had been in our pre-visualization. With small adjustments for pan and tilt, gobos and beams were perfect – just like they had appeared in our designs, 10,000km away,” de Simone said. 

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Prism Projection’s Prism Studio 3 Chosen to Light Access Hollywood Live

SULLY, IA – Beating out a host of competitors, Prism Projection’s Prism Studio 3 was chosen to light NBC’s Access Hollywood Live. Among the deciding factors was the fixture’s variable CCT with color from 2700-6000K and its smooth dimming. “I like the idea of playing with the Kelvin, and I also like the idea of playing with the plus/ minus green that‘s available on the Prism Studio,” said LD Bill UpdeGraff.

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