BartKresa Studio’s new 360-degree projection-mapped sculpture is a monumental experience. One of Bart Kresa’s early explorations into activating architecture with lighting did not involve projection… Read More »‘Sviatovid’ Brings Bart Kresa’s Work Full Circle
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Whether you’re programming lighting or video, one of the most important aspects of driving a lighting console is organization. If your workflow doesn’t match the… Read More »Organizing Your Game
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An Arachnid of Epic Multi-Windowing Whenever a new piece of gear is introduced to the field, the major question that gets asked is “what shows… Read More »Christie’s Spyder X80
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Portable video displays have become quite the thing these days. We see them at every trade show, shopping mall and convention as well as street… Read More »The LED Poster
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The form factor of any particular object may serve to hide its unique features, to whatever extent they exist. Humans use shortcuts — we categorize… Read More »Chauvet Maverick Storm 1 Wash
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Well, now it’s now official. Everyone that has ever made a moving light has officially thrown their hat into the ring and produced an LED… Read More »HES SolaFrame 1000
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Typically, when programming automated lighting, you are looking at the lighting that is happening on stage or on a visualizer screen. Most of the time… Read More »It’s All In My Head
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Celebrating the band’s 50th anniversary, Aerosmith is set to kick up its heels and blow the doors open April 6 starting its special “Deuces Are… Read More »Viva Las Aerosmith and Fireplay; SRae Updates, Quick Cues
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I remember looking up to so many big-named LDs in our niche industry perceiving them as professionals who stumbled into a killer gig. It wasn’t… Read More »How to Be an Amateur
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