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LAS VEGAS – Mack Truck called upon 4Wall Las Vegas to provide gear for a launch event celebrating a new logo for the company. “I had a great deal of building surface to try and cover in addition to lighting up six large, industrial Mack trucks, we had a 30ft by 30ft stage area for speeches, awards presentations, and a DJ. The client had a very specific color palette in mind, gold and silver. I designed fourteen 20ft tall ‘tree trusses’ that were spaced around the open piazza along with a central area of circular truss (65ft diameter) where the main bar area was located,” said LD Glenn Wade.

TEMPE, AZ — As part of the renovation of the historic Bulpitt Auditorium, Phoenix College chose NanoLumens to supply two 5mm NanoSlim displays, each measuring 181” diagonally.

NEW YORK CITY – LMG, a national provider of full service technology solutions, recently provided video, audio, LED and lighting support for the 2014 Discovery Upfront. The goal was to produce a massive multi-media canvas on stage for each network to customize their unique visuals for the audience. To create this canvas, the design involved a large 17’ x 51’ raised center screen, to showcase the true HD media, surrounded by a backdrop of high resolution 11.25 MM LED tiles that enhanced the content, and could be used to create a larger canvas of images supporting the visuals of the main screen.

KVLA Television in Huntington Beach, California has recently added two new studios and is using LED strip lighting from Elation Professional to color the sets. ELED QW Strips and Cuepix Strip Tri’s were used for the project.

NASHVILLE — Audio, video and lighting production was provided by Elite Multimedia Productions for this year’s K-LOVE Fan Awards celebrating Christian music. EMP used a variety of gear to enhance the Fan Zone experience. Visuals included a FLEXCurve LED video screen created by PixelFLEX, ETC Source 4 Lekos, Chauvet Color Battens and Slim Pars and a GrandMA 2 Lite Console. For the Fan Zone Music Stage, a Digidesign Venue SC48 was at front of house with Yamaha 5D monitors. A PixelFLEX FLEXCurtain LED wall, Martin Mac 700’s and PixelFLEX CM12 lighting fixtures were the foundation of the visual production. 

For his five dance pieces in Nanyan Academy of Fine Arts’ graduation show, LD Jonathan Sin chose the Source Four LED Lustr+ luminaires as sidelights to support the tungsten Source Four fixtures in his design. “This decision allowed me to have very flexible color-changing options while minimizing the rig on my side booms to four fixtures per boom,” describes Sin.