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TORONTO — Seneca College has added a Vista Systems Spyder to its video facilities at the School of Communication Arts (SCA).  The college has more than 100,000 students and the SCA offers multiple TV studios for students to explore animation, graphic design, game art and animation, visual effects, television, radio, journalism, digital media, creative advertising, corporate media production, digital photography and independent music production. 

NEW YORK — Anyone who thinks that rigging companies might be burdened with dull routine need look no further than two recent projects faced by Sapsis Rigging for evidence to the contrary.

NEW YORK — Broadway’s Rock of Ages isn’t just a tribute to the rock anthems of the 1980s, it also pays homage to the glam lighting of that era’s rock concerts, including the first moving lights and not-so-quiet riot of special effects.

BIRMINGHAM, AL — Platinum of Birmingham recently received a lighting facelift from Jack Kelly, owner of Eye Dialogue and a dealer for Chauvet, and club owner Lewall Taylor, known as Tee, said that patrons are now finding nuances they previously overlooked.

MIAMI — The 11th edition of Miami’s Ultra Music Festival, staged on the waterfront at Bicentennial Park, attracted 70,000 revelers to hear Tiësto, Black Eyed Peas, The Prodigy, Paul Van Dyk, Bloc Party and other acts.