“We’re very excited to offer our U.S. customers the same products and services that the company has supplied extensively around the rest of the globe,” said Gemma Guy, Stage Technologies’ business development manager. “The demand for automation worldwide is huge and is only going to grow in this country. We’re pleased to offer our expertise and support to creative teams to bring their designs to life – no matter how ambitious their plans might be.”
Stage Technologies provided the performer flying rig used on Taylor Swift’s Speak Now tour in the U.S., and will continue with the tour as it heads to Australia and New Zealand in 2012. In the past 24 months Stage Technologies’ rental systems have also featured on numerous projects in Australia, Belgium, Qatar, Hong Kong, Mexico and Sweden; flying P!nk on her last two tours, providing a 21?axis flying system for the Pan American Games Opening Ceremony in Guadalajara and flying Kevin Spacey during the Old Vic’s touring production of Richard III, among other projects. Stage Technologies’ rental equipment has also featured in motion pictures including Sherlock Holmes, Pirates of the Caribbean and Mission Impossible.
Stage Technologies’ U.S. office is also launched its training schedule for 2012. The three?day training course, “An Introduction to Automation and the eChameleon suite,” will take place in February, May and October 2012. It is aimed at programmers, operators, and other professionals interested in learning the features of eChameleon suite.
eChameleon is the common software platform across all Stage Technologies control consoles and the course provides opportunity for hands?on learning with the software including features, functionality and setting up and plotting a show. The course takes place at the Cirque du Soleil Training Center in Las Vegas.
For more information, please visit www.stagetech.com.
