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TLS Open House & New Product Showcase Set for Sept. 25, 2015

ANN ARBOR MI – TLS Productions, Inc. announced that its second annual Open House & New Product Showcase will take place Friday Sept. 25 from 11am to 7pm at the company’s  headquarters in Ann Arbor, MI. The event will include lighting, rigging, A/V, and special effects product demonstrations from some of the biggest names in the industry.

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PRG Lauds Production Partners Nominated for Emmy Awards

NEW YORK – Production Resource Group (PRG)  congratulated all the nominees for the 67th Annual Emmy Awards for their achievements in the television production industry, noting that PRG provided lighting solutions, key personnel, and products, including the PRG V676 Lighting Control Console, for seven of this year’s nominated television productions.

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UCLA’s Royce Hall Gears Up with ETC Source Four LED Series 2 Lustr Fixtures

UCLA’s Royce Hall Gears Up with ETC Source Four LED Series 2 Lustr Fixtures

LOS ANGELES – Christmas came in July for the tech team at UCLA’s Royce Hall. A recent shipment of ETC Source Four LED Series 2 Lustr arrays has been checked in, tested and stenciled with the Royce emblem. A compelling demo of the technology last fall by Outreach and Training Specialist Tom Littrell was enough to prompt an order for 18 Series 2 light engines, nine Source Four LED CYC adapters and nine Source Four LED Fresnels. 

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Auerbach Pollock Friedlander Helps Design San Dimas High School's Bonita Center for the Arts

Auerbach Pollock Friedlander Helps Design San Dimas High School’s Bonita Center for the Arts

SAN DIMAS, CA – The Bonita Center for the Arts is a multi-use venue housing a 700-seat proscenium theatre and 60-seat multipurpose/green room.  Located on the San Dimas High School campus, the Center is utilized by the entire Bonita Unified School District, as well as visiting performing arts companies. Auerbach Pollock Friedlander provided theatre and audio-video consulting services.

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Buffalo Stagehands Stiffed after Stones Show

ORCHARD PARK, N.Y. – The Rolling Stones played a successful show at the Ralph Wilson Stadium in Buffalo, N.Y. last month and were paid handsomely for their work. Unfortunately the same can’t be said for about 100 stagehands employed to set up the production for the show. The union is telling people they were shocked when some of their members’ paychecks bounced.

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