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Robe Reborn at TribalTech Brazil

CURITIBA, Brazil – The Main and VuuV stages at the 2014 TribalTech “Reborn” Festival in Brazil buzzed with energy and over 200 Robe moving lights which were integrated into two very different but equally eye-catching lighting designs, by UK based LD Alex “Junior” Cerio of Smash Productions.

The vibrant 20,000 capacity multicultural dance / trance extravaganza staged at the Fazenda Heimari showground in Parana, Brazil, was completely sold out, offering 13 enigmatic live music stages delivering the very best of techno, house, electronica, trance and psytrance action over 20 hours of non-stop intense dance music and entertainment!

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Neo Beginner, Intermediate Half Day Training Sessions Set for Jan., Feb. 2015

Philips Strand Lighting Offers Live Online Training Webinars for Neo Console

DALLAS – Philips Strand Lighting is offering a new series of online training webinars for the NEO Lighting Control Console. Taking place in January and February 2015, the live webinars will be led by product specialist Bobby Harrell and will cover beginner, intermediate and advanced programming concepts of the NEO console. Registration for the training webinars is now open and dates have been set for half-day beginner (Jan. 6 and Feb. 2) and half-day intermediate ((Jan. 12 and Feb. 23) training sessions.

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Bandit Lites supplied gear for the NASCAR Sprint Cup Series Awards staged at Wynn Las Vegas on Dec. 5, 2014.

LD Jason Robinson Lights NASCAR Awards with Bandit-Supplied Rig

LAS VEGAS — LD Jason Robinson worked with set designer Tom Sellars on the NASCAR Sprint Cup Series Awards, staged at the Wynn Las Vegas and telecast live on the Fox Sports 1 network Dec. 5. The awards show design included more than 750 Versa Tubes along with VL3500 Washes, MAC Viper Profiles, GLP Impressions, Color Kinetics LEDs, GRNLite Par 64s and Atomic 3000 strobes, all supplied by Bandit Lites.

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The Masonic in San Francisco installed Martin Professional lighting fixtures.

Impact Lighting Specifies Martin Gear for Upgrade at the Masonic Venue in San Francisco

SAN FRANCISCO — The Masonic has been a landmark in San Francisco since opening in 1958 and is now operated by concert promotion company, Live Nation. The venue’s recent renovation included a new concert stage, luxury VIP boxes and flexible, tiered open floor space for both general admission and seated shows. Now with a 3,300 seating capacity, The Masonic now also features a new stage lighting system with more than 45 of Harman’’s Martin Professional MAC Viper and MAC Aura fixtures.

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For Y3 at 42West in NYC, LD Ben Danielowski Shoehorns Legend 230SR Beam from Chauvet Professional

For Y3 at 42West in NYC, LD Ben Danielowski Shoehorns Legend 230SR Beams from Chauvet Professional

NEW YORK, NY – Liverpool’s Cavern Club, the iconic venue that gave the Beatles their first taste of fame, began life as a cellar warehouse and later served as an air raid shelter during World War II.  So, it’s only fitting that the world’s first interactive Beatles Tribute Show, Yeah, Yeah, Yeah (Y3), made its New York appearance at 42West, a venue that served as a mid-town Manhattan parking garage, before being transformed into one of the city’s hippest nightspots.

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Blackmagic Design Teranex

Teranex Update 3.1 from Blackmagic Design

Blackmagic Design’s latest update for its Teranex 2D, 3D and Express converters, Teranex 3.1, adds a new software application that lets customers remotely set up and change settings on their Teranex converters from a central location, as well as adding a new 12G-SDI to quad HD-SDI conversions to Teranex Express.

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Pete's Big TVs fed faces in real time through their LED displays

Pete’s Big TVs LEDs the New York Stock Exchange

NEW YORK CITY – Ringing the opening bell at the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) is an honor that puts companies in the spotlight. However, on December 11, when it was the Lending Club Corporation’s turn to launch their initial public offering and first day of trading on the NYSE, they wanted something extra. Michael Ahern Productions brought in video equipment rental company Pete’s Big TVs to help.

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