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How Do Seasons Change in Vegas?

The Bellagio Conservatory in Las Vegas

How Do Seasons Change in Vegas?

Mr. Eckerman, in the Conservatory, with the Console

In the man-made city of Las Vegas — where the sun rises and sets with SMPTE timecode at Caesars, and landscapes look like stage sets — you can count on experiencing the real change of seasons in one place: The Bellagio Conservatory and Botanical Gardens.

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Illustration by Andy Au

True Colors

What’s your favorite color? This is a question I ask my 3-year-old occasionally. He answers with  “green” most times. Then he asks me back the same question. “That would be Lee 119,” comes the reply.  That’s because I’ve had the various numbers of gel colors brainwashed into my head. All good lighting guys memorize these numbers over time, and if you don’t know what Lee 119 means, you may be new to lighting.

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Lollapalooza 2011

Mojo Barriers Enjoys Summer of Successful Crowd Control

MANHEIM, PA – Mojo Barriers’ US office has enjoyed a successful summer helping to keep crowds and artists safe at festivals and concerts across the nation. One of the biggest events was Lollapalooza Aug. 5-7  in Chicago, where they designed and installed a new stage barrier configuration for crowds of up to 90,000 people each day.

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Coldplay in Madrid

Stageco Supplies Gear for Coldplay’s Bullring Gig

MADRID, Spain – A Spanish bullfighting arena served as the location for Coldplay’s one-off performance Oct. 26 to promote their new album, Mylo Xyloto. Stageco provided five trucks of equipment for the show, which was challenged when bad weather turned the sandy floor into mud. Anton Corbijn filmed the gig and streamed it live on YouTube.

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