NEW YORK — WorldStage promoted Josh Nissim to senior vice president/general manager of the New York operation. Prior to the promotion, Nissim served as vice president of lighting. He first joined WorldStage (then called Scharff Weisberg) in 1995.
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LONDON — Interactive light technology group Marshmallow Laser Feast (MLF) used Clay Paky Sharpys to create a ‘light architecture’ installation at a church location in central London that is no longer used for worship services.
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COLUMBIA, MD — Sean Flaherty, CEO of Nemetschek Vectorworks, Inc. (pictured here) and Viktor Varkonyi, CEO of Graphisoft SE, have been promoted to the Executive Board of Nemetschek AG. Both have extensive experience in the international software industry.
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WEST LONDON — Entec supplied lighting and sound gear and crew for two major gigs at Brixton and Bristol on the recent U.K. tour for New Zealand band, Fat Freddy’s Drop. The band – known for their improvised live performances which embrace multiple styles including dub, reggae, soul, jazz, blues and techno – returned to Entec to supply all their production needs following a previous one-off at Brixton Academy in 2011.
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SYDNEY — The International Fleet Review, which commemorated the arrival of the original Royal Australian Navy fleet in Sydney Harbour a century ago, involved close to 40 warships, 16 tall ships, more than 60 aircraft, 10 military bands, and 8,000 sailors from 17 nations around the world. An AV/comms network from Riedel helped keep the lines of digital communication running smoothly.
Read More »PITTSBURGH —NEP’s Screenworks division wrapped up an almost five-month-long project during which it provided custom video display services for the Dave Matthews Band Summer 2013 Tour. The project included a curved LED wall measuring 22 feet tall and 62 feet wide.
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VANCOUVER, BC — AVW-TELAV Audio Visual Solutions recently stocked up on Clay Paky GlowUp fixtures from A.C.T Lighting Canada Inc. AVW-TELAV placed half of its GlowUp inventory in its Vancouver office and split the other half between its offices in Toronto and Montreal.
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