USA - Imagination (USA) Inc worked in cooperation with the Ford Lincoln and Mercury brands of Ford Motor Company to produce the 2007 New Model Introduction Meeting in Las Vegas recently. An event spanning nearly two weeks and hosting several thousand people, the meeting represents Imagination's latest effort in strategic communications, and involves all facets of Imagination's services, including insight, strategy, design and production. This year's effort marks the first occasion on which Ford and Lincoln Mercury dealers have been brought together on a single occasion.
Designed to provide a forum for those issues affecting the automotive retail business, the 2007 New Model Introduction meeting gathers Ford Lincoln and Mercury executives with the nationwide network of independent franchise dealers. Through a series of highly engaging business meetings, dealers have the opportunity to learn first-hand about the products, plans and practices that are driving the way forward for the Ford Motor Company.
To stage the series of three business meetings, Imagination designed and developed a complete transformation of the Mandalay Bay Arena in Las Vegas. With a raised stage and seating area, the company created a 54,000sq.ft environment in a space that is typically 25,000- 30,000sq.ft. The transformation included a massive projection surface that spanned 110ft at its widest point. An array of 23 projectors was constantly directed upon the screen, displaying a variety of landscape and scenic images that transport the audience across the American tableau, positioning Ford L
UK - As the originator of transparent imagery in LED lighting and effects, G-LEC remained one step ahead at this year's PLASA show, introducing its new fibre optic based data transfer technology, 100 times faster than existing copper wire cabling.
This new technology, plus upgraded software, has been integrated into the company's PhantomFrame system, the new system being called G-LEC Phantom II.
The technology gives such fine control over the graphics that images are rendered pixel-by-pixel, enabling curves to appear as true curves, instead of being pixellated. For most occasions such accuracy is not necessary, but it is vital for many corporate identities. Graphics such as circular logos - VW, BMW - are represented with crystal clear precision.
The high speed data transfer technology also opens up the way to build much larger systems and special constructions.
Flexibility has always been the key to product development at G-LEC and such is the range of products now available that the company is able to respond to almost any design request. From large-scale rental projects, such as the Winter Olympics and the recent Volkswagen IROC world premier, to relatively small-scale television studio sets, and custom architectural projects such as the façade of Casino Lisboa in Portugal, there is a G-LEC solution to the design challenge.
(Chris Henry)
UK - Now that the dust has settled on this year's PLASA Show, the organisers of next year's show - the newly-formed PLASA Events Ltd - are looking forward to building on this week's hugely successful 2006 event - the last to be organised on PLASA's behalf by Clarion Events.
Exact visitor figures will be released in due course, following the independent ABC Audit of the figures. However, early indications are that PLASA '06 may even have surpassed last year's PLASA Show (which was memorable for its frenetic business activity) with a notable increase in visitor numbers, and a very strong international attendance.
Many of the exhibitors that the PLASA Media team spoke to across during the four days of the show praised both the quality of the customers they had been seeing, and the large numbers of international visitors from all around of the world. Despite a relatively 'quiet' Sunday - perhaps due in large part to the blistering late summer weather that London was enjoying - the overall view of the show was positive, with the Monday and Tuesday bringing exceptional crowds and a tangible buzz of activity.
The October issue of Lighting&Sound International magazine will carry a comprehensive report on the news from the show floor, while the show's visitor figures will be revealed here at www.lsionline.co.uk as soon as they become available.
(Lee Baldock)
Spain - The third edition of AFIAL's Convention looks set to be a success, according to the Spanish trade association, with a strong level of participation already confirmed. AFIAL began to contract space in July, and has now sold more than 70 % of the total floorspace of the exhibition.
This reflects the interest of Spanish companies in this exhibition, which has become the prime market focus for Spain's national entertainment technology industry. Contracted exhibitors to date include Adagio, Ben-Ri, D.A.S. Audio, Equipson, Gemini, Guil, Pinanson, Seesound, Stonex and Yamaha, among others.
Further information on the exhibition is available from the AFIAL website provided below.
(Lee Baldock)
UK - Live event company Show Presentation Services (SPS) has been awarded the contract to deliver exciting new audio-visual services to customers at the NEC, in Birmingham. The company is the NEC's first ever in-house service provider that can offer everything from simple AV technology to fully-crafted and supported production.
Paul Thandi, recently announced CEO of the NEC Group, said: "Service is at the core of our business, and improving our customer offer to provide and deliver first class audio visual services is part of the vision shared at the NEC. This initiative underlies our continual focus on putting our customers first and leading the marketplace. Ultimately we want to ensure that every live event has tomorrow's technology, wrapped up in excellent service and delivery focus. We are delighted to have SPS on board to help achieve this."
Robin Coles, managing director of SPS, who has more than 16 years in the venue business, commented, "We are absolutely delighted that the NEC has chosen us to be their partner. The opportunities are considerable and we are totally committed to enhance the NEC's reputation even more as the premier conference and exhibition centre in the UK."
SPS, who comprise of a strong team of 68 are based in London, and specialise in providing technical and creative production to ensure the seamless running of any live event from beginning to end. Glyn Harries, sales manager, SPS, will lead the project at The NEC under the brand name of Connect Presentation Solutions. Harries will be based at The NEC, Birmingham w
UK - Over the past two years, Birmingham-based Dolphin Media has systematically been upgrading the news studios of all 13 regions in the ITV network, using rear-projected 160in dnp optical screens from Paradigm Audio Visual. But they were forced to break from their standard model when it came to equipping the three ITV Meridian studios near Southampton.
Covering the East, South and West services of the Meridian region, the station wanted to replace the Perspex prints in their three news studios on the Solent Business Park with widescreen projection - but only had the minimum of rear projection space behind the existing set in which to work.
The challenge was to mount a rig that would enable projection onto the TV Studio version of dnp's Giant Wide Angle Studio screen. While the images are shot in 4:3 aspect ratio, the custom-cut screen (trimmed to 3209mm x 1309mm) would be designed specifically to meet the set requirements, with the digital images displayed in 14:9 cinemascope format.
Paradigm AV also needed to bring their engineering skills in to play as they worked on the backstage geometry alongside Dolphin Media, set and scenic TV studio design specialists Jago Design and Scena. Annie Stonebridge, who project managed for Jago Design, confessed, "We initially thought the space would be too restrictive to accommodate a projector. We realised that in order for it to work the projector would need to be placed closer to the presenter and that we would need to create our own sound baffles."
For the first time, Dolphin Media's Mark Dolphin turned to th
UK - D-Tools Inc, the system integration software specialist, has announced that it will team up with former D-Tools product designer and president of designecentral Inc, Bill Battaglia, to add resource allocation and procurement functionality to the next version of its award-winning System Integrator software.
designecentral's software, an internet-based solution that will add functionality to System Integrator 5, comes in three editions: the Management Edition allows systems integrators to upload D-Tools project information, manage the project hours and assign resources to the project automatically; the Resource Edition allows the user to see tasks assigned to them through the project information, mark them as completed and enter actual hours; and the Procurement Edition, which will be released in the first quarter of 2007, allows the warehouse processing agent to look at the uploaded D-Tools project information and start the purchase ordering and procurement process of items assigned to each resource. The software, which Battaglia will debut at D-Tools' booth at CEDIA, will be available on a monthly subscription basis.
"I'm extremely excited to continue to work with D-Tools software," said Bill Battaglia, former D-Tools Product Designer and President of designecentral. "I saw an opportunity to bring added-value to a leader in the systems integration industry. This new functionality will extend the software in new and exciting ways."
"We look forward to partnering with designecentral, inc.," said Adam Stone, president and CEO of
UK - On August 24 and 25, at a hangar at Berlin's Tempelhof airport, Volkswagen unveiled its IROC concept car to the world's media. Such a major press event, with film crews from television and internet companies, as well as business and motoring press from around the globe, required production values that would match the buzz surrounding the launch.
Responsible for meeting this challenge was eventlabs, a German event agency. Together with technical management company 360GRAD and award winning lighting designer Jerry Appelt, they did indeed create a spectacular event. Jerry Appelt knew the size of the venue required something outstanding, and decided that the G-LEC PhantomFrame would be perfect as the central element of the set.
To produce the reveal of the IROC (so named because the production model may revive the Scirrocco name), Jerry Appelt and 360GRAD designed a massive double oval structure. The inner wall, with a circumference of 144 metres, was constructed of 280 G-LEC Phantom II and formed the press area. Built between the two walls was a ramped driving surface. With the Phantom IIs showing custom video from a High End media server, the press inside could hear - but not see - the Volkswagen IROC racing around them. Then a dramatic and unexpected reveal, as the video wall - the 280 Phantom IIs - was hoisted quickly out of sight.
Once the roar of appreciation had died down, journalists were given a presentation by leading figures from Volkswagen, where a further 63 PhantomFrames provided the backdrop for the stage set, which was subsequently used for the
UK - At one of the best PLASA trade shows for Le Mark in recent years, showing recent additions to its ranges including both Setwear and IronClad gloves, personal entertainment industry work wear and accessories.
"We were extremely pleased to be complemented by industry professional on our booth layout, with terms including 'true need' and 'long overdue' regarding the new product lines we displayed. Our traditional lines also saw excellent interest and strong sales with new export distribution deals confirmed at the show for both Greece and Russia," says the company's MD, Stuart Gibbons. He added that it was "a great show" which also saw the launch of the company's new 'Survival Kit' catalogue for 2007.
(Lee Baldock)
UK - Two school leavers, have been given the opportunity to discover the fascinating world of conference staging, lighting, sound and audiovisual equipment at the UK's leading conference centre, Birmingham's ICC, following a brand new career initiative launched this summer.
Katie Clements,18, from Selly Oak, and Greg Toomer,16, from Castle Vale have joined the ICC to work in various parts of the technical department, and will experience a wide range of conferences, events and exhibitions, whilst gaining a qualification in a related area, on day release at college, starting in September 2006. The programme has been designed to allow trainees to study and complete their chosen qualification, in preparation for a junior technical position within the industry in two years.
Clements, who has recently completed three A-levels at Shenley Court Specialist Arts College, says: "This is a fantastic opportunity for me and I am thoroughly enjoying working at The ICC. It's great to have such hands-on experience and everyone has been so helpful here. I'm looking forward to combining hands-on work with studying at college. I start a course in electrical engineering at Matthew Boulton College on 28 September and will be studying for a B.Tech diploma national certificate."
Toomer will begin study for a GNVQ in electrical installation at Sutton Coldfield College. He says: "I have recently passed my GCSEs from Castle Vale school, so having the opportunity to start my career at The ICC is brilliant. This is an amazing experience, and I'm learning so much every day.&q
UK - Hundreds of products have been launched at this year's PLASA Show, currently running at Earls Court in London. At last night's PLASA Awards for Innovation ceremony, attended by special guest Sir George Martin, eight awards were presented in recognition of the impressive design and development work going on across the industry.
The eight awards went to: Avolites (Stand J30) for its mDMX system; Dolby Laboratories / Lake Technology (BB12) for the Dolby Lake Processor; Global Design Solutions' Blues System (R53); Vieta / KV2 Audio Europe Ltd (GG6) for the So Line; Pharos Architectural Controls (F31) for its Audio Visual Controller; TiMax / Outboard (DD18) for the Track The Actors system; Volex Power Products (FF14) for its V-Lock; and Wybron's InfoTrace system (J38).
In addition to the main award winners, commendations were also given to Adam Hall for its adjustable top-hat and Sennheiser for both its A5000 Antenna and its Tourguide 2020D. No Environmental Award was presented this year, leaving the field open for new products that fit the criteria in 2007.
The money raised from the entry fees was presented to five charities that have a direct link to the industry - Dance4Life, a worldwide project to fight back HIV and AIDS; the Elizabeth Foundation, a voluntary organisation for supporting deaf children and their parents; Vocaleyes, a charity providing audio description for blind and partially sighted people to help them gain access to the arts; Light Relief, which supports lighting professionals in times of need and the George Martin Foundation, which is curr
UK - PLASA '06 has opened, with much of the industry heading to Earls Court 1 to be part of this international event. The mood on the show floor has been positive, business deals have already been signed, and a strong blueprint has been established for the rest of the show.
The exhibition has been busy since the doors opened yesterday at 10am with architects, DJs, lighting designers, sound engineers, production managers and installers arriving in London to take part in the event.
The show's international credentials have been reinforced by the presence of companies from over 20 countries, including Canada, France, Israel, Lithuania, Germany, Spain, Sweden, The Netherlands, Turkey and the USA. All the major names are at Earls Court, amongst them 50 first-time exhibitors, including the innovative Canadian company Cirque du Soleil.
No other show gives visitors such a positive feel for all that's happening in the industry - not just in the UK, but around the world - offering a comprehensive and essential overview of the products, services and people that are influencing the way the industry develops.
Today will see another wave of events taking place: Monday is Awards day with the final decision revealed on the 60 new products vying to be recognised for their innovative approach to design and technology. These represent just a small cross-section of the numerous new products to be found across both show floors.
Renowned producer Sir George Martin will be at PLASA for the afternoon, visiting stands and presenting at the evening's Award ceremony. A limited editio
UK - The new Hippotizer V3 from Green Hippo aims to make convergence a reality rather than a buzzword, the company says. A combination of the video and lighting backgrounds of the Green Hippo design team has resulted in the system's multi-discipline operation and suitability for a variety of new AV tasks. Timeline functionality, HippoNet advanced networking capability, new media management, and efficiency-focused features are all accessible via a definable interface. Hippotizer can work autonomously, control other devices or be controlled externally, say Green Hippo.
Hippotizer V3 keeps all its award-winning features of Hippotizer: True HD capability, frame-blended playback and proven reliability but following a full rework, now heralds a quantum leap in Media Server technology.
(Lee Baldock)
UK - As the PLASA Show's visitors began to fill Earls Court 1, the Innovation Gallery was naturally proving a big draw. Situated at the front of the main floor of Earls Court, the Innovation Gallery, sponsored by Lighting&Sound International magazine, forms a striking focal point for everyone coming to PLASA, as it is here that the 60 nominated products vying for this year's PLASA Awards for Innovation are prominently displayed.
The judging panel, consisting of an array of industry experts, is hard at work viewing, questioning and debating throughout today, and will draw a line under their deliberations by around lunchtime tomorrow. As well as the eight Innovation Awards, the judges will also have at their disposal an Award for Environmental Impact to reward any product that makes a significant contribution to environmental issues. The winners will be revealed to the industry tomorrow evening at 6.00pm, at the Central Bar area in the centre of Earls Court.
(Lee Baldock)
UK - Tomorrow's Awards for Innovation ceremony will also include a series of charity presentations, as the money raised from entry fees to the Awards is donated to a number of deserving causes. The ceremony will also include a personal appearance by a true entertainment industry legend - Sir George Martin.
In supporting Sir George's Music Foundation, PLASA will purchase a limited edition reproduction lithograph of the original score for Yesterday - the most performed song in history - signed by both Sir George Martin and Sir Paul McCartney. The lithograph will be auctioned during the course of the show to raise further money for the Music Foundation.
The Awards ceremony takes place tomorrow evening at 6.00pm, at the Central Bar area in the centre of Earls Court 1.
(Lee Baldock)
UK - After much anticipation, Earls Court One finally opened its doors to the eager crowds queueing for the first day of PLASA '06. With pre-registration visitor levels at a record high, PLASA is bracing itself for record attendance.
New features opening today at the show include the new Integrated Systems Area; a greatly expanded PLASA Seminar Programme with a dedicated Technologies for Worship programme; and the first PLASA appearance of NEET (the National Exhibition of Entertainment Technology).
Traditionally 'DJ Day', day one of the show attracts a large DJ following, to participate in the heats and final of the Gemini 'Extreme V' DJ Competition.
Among today's other special features and events will be the ever-popular Talkzones, where music industry experts talk about different aspects of DJ'ing and dance music, including technical skills, online music and the business of music in general. There will also be the Raw Talent Showcase, in which the winners of iDJ's monthly mix competition will perform throughout the day and the A&R Zone, where budding producers can bring along their demos and get expert opinion from some of dance music's leading labels.
Visitors are expected to linger longer at the show also, with the new 'late licence' that sees the After-Show bar open until 8pm. Sponsoring the bar will be some of the entertainment industry's major players, including Aviom, Avolites, DiGiCo, Lab:Gruppen, Mobil-Tech, Stardraw and XTA Electronics. Those who visit the sponsors' stands will get complimentary drinks, entry into a free prize draw and the chance t
UK - PLASA will be holding a prize draw at the PLASA Show for an amazing limited edition lithograph of Sir George Martin's score for the Beatles song 'Yesterday'. PLASA purchased the lithograph, which is signed by Paul McCartney and Sir George, to help support the rebuilding of a new cultural and community centre in Montserrat.
Tickets for the prize draw - which cost £10 each - can be purchased from the PLASA stand (FF1) on the Upper Deck of the PLASA Show. The proceeds of the draw will provide further help to complete the centre, which will provide a much-needed focal point for the regeneration of the island.
PLASA 2006 takes place from Sunday 10 September to Wednesday 13 September 2006 at Earls Court in central London. The show attracts professionals from all over the globe and is Europe's leading exhibition for new developments in the entertainment, event, corporate, architectural and installation industries.
(Chris Henry)
UK - London-based event services company PSL has enjoyed its busiest season ever, supplying the England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) with giant LED screens for cricket grounds throughout the UK. The 2006 contract has included a significant increase in the number of domestic games, more than 40 fixtures in the NatWest Pro40 League alone.
For the increasingly popular international matches, PSL is providing the ECB with Lighthouse 16mm LED screens. Two such screens, 6.84m x 9.14m, leapfrog one another around the country to the main grounds where they are mounted on goal-post type structures, built by PSL and branded by main match sponsors NatWest and Npower.
For each match, PSL provides the LED display with content from a dedicated PSL OB truck. The unit, which is using SDI transmission, is a fully-equipped production centre, capable of accepting eight SDI and two analogue inputs, with a Snell & Wilcox 8-input vision mixer, and 16 x 16 router. The PSL production unit has free access to the broadcasters' feeds, and mixes all the camera feeds with still graphics and VT. PSL's 2-man team mixes the screen content according to ECB guidelines, interspersing graphics from a laptop PC, and with VT playback of commercials.
For the first time, at the 43 county games, PSL is using a new iCONIC LED screen from the ADI Group. This 60 sq.m. screen arrives in its own trailer, which also has an integrated broadcast unit.
(Chris Henry)
Belgium / UK - Belgium-based company Amelia nv will introduce its new and innovative ShowLED Animation System at PLASA 2006. For the fourth year in a row, ShowLED will decorate the rear wall of Earls Court using a huge ShowLED curtain. A new product will be launched like it was performing on a real 'show'.
Designed in response to customer feedback, ShowLED Animation is designed to add some extra dynamism to the traditional starcloth. As in other ShowLED systems, the LEDs are placed randomly, ideal for creating starcloth effects. Features include high output RGB LEDs on thin socket cables, a velcro mounting system, excellent LED dimming curve, fast LED response time and additive colour mixing, says Amelia nv.
Contrary to most existing 'LED to fabric' video applications, ShowLED Animation retains the randomly-positioned LEDs, with a significantly raised density. The LEDs can be individually controlled as pixels to create low to medium resolution still images, video loops and flash animations. Moreover, the company claims to have achieved an ultra-fast data transfer that offers unique opportunities to display different layers and insert instant breaks.
Amelia nv has also teamed up with Belgian colleagues of Arkaos, a special version of whose software is bundled to communicate with the ShowLED Animation controllers to offer user-friendly and customizable effects.
(Lee Baldock)
UK - There's less than 48 hours to go to PLASA '06 - the key exhibition for professionals in the audio, lighting and AV industries.
Pre-registration is still available, with entry at half-price, to take advantage of the opportunity to see leading-edge products, and catch up with friends and colleagues.
For a full round-up of what's happening at PLASA '06 - from product launches from the industry's leading 500 brands, to new feature areas addressing specific technologies, and from a greatly expanded programme of events and seminars, to the chance to win £1,000 in a major prize draw competition - check out the Show website link below.
(Chris Henry)
UK - With its broadest agenda in the show's history, the seminar programme at this year's PLASA '06 (September 10-13 at Earls Court One) will offer an insight into technical developments, as well as addressing some of the key issues facing businesses today.
New technologies lead the way with Sunday's opening seminar - Out of Home Leisure Entertainment - considering the application of interactive and 4D technologies and the growing crossover between the themed attraction and theatre sectors.
This trend continues throughout the four days, with a range of technical seminars providing the core of the programme: sound system designers and operators of public spaces and transport networks will be interested in Intelligible Intelligibility - how to make PA and VA systems understandable and meet intelligibility standards, whilst those more focused on lighting can attend Lighting with LED - a session that addresses continuing developments in LED lighting and the way in which lighting designers are exploiting these advances.
A key part of the programme will be a series of Infocomm-sponsored technical talks on the subjects of Designing and Specifying Systems, Designing and Specifying Distributed Sound Systems, and Designing and Building Rack Enclosures for AV Equipment.
For those interested in specifying systems for places of worship, there's also a comprehensive strand of sessions on Technologies for Worship, ranging from building design to audio system settings, video and in-ear monitoring.
Several seminars have been confirmed covering bu
USA - XL Touring Video is video contractor for the 58th Annual Primetime Emmy Awards on Sunday 27 September. Ken Ehrlich of Ken Ehrlich Productions brought his production team to XL in early August to work with XL's Bob Magee, Chris Mitchell, Dave Hyslop and Matt Pearson to ascertain what LED technology would be used to create a new look for this year's Awards.
Production designers John Shaffner and Joe Stewart looked at all of XL's current technologies with show producers, Renato 'Ron' Basile and Michael Seligman before deciding on three Barco I6 LED Screens for the award intro graphics and two Barco MiPix Screens that presented the supporting graphics.
John Shaffner says: "The scenic metaphor for television was pixilation. The concept of pixellation was illustrated by the MiPix which gave us 5" on centre format. It takes many pixels to make a big picture just as the television landscape is made of hundreds of programs, but at the Emmys, we have a chance to see what programs comes forward as the best. Not only did the MiPix provide a striking scenic element, but they also served the subtext."
XL's crew consisted of project manager Dave Hyslop and LED Techs Abe Tilahun, John Byrd, Prince Tilahun, Camilo Martinez, Travis Roundtree, JR Prosser and Robert Menendez. John Wiseman, CEO of XL Touring Video, commented: "Ken Ehrlich's vision strikes again. From the moment we showed all the technology Mr. Ehrlich and his team he had the picture in his head of how he wanted to move the Emmy's ahead in look and technology, once again. The Academy has lo
UK - Bryant Broadcast and Data Communications will launch its new Broadcast and Audio/Video Systems Integration Catalogue at the forthcoming IBC exhibition. Issue 8 of the catalogue has some exciting new networking solutions for converging broadcast, audio/visual, IT and electrical/electronic network connectivity, say the company.
The new Bryant Catalogue lists in-house built products ranging from 19" computer network and broadcast racks to custom metalwork, IEC rack power units, pre-wired audio and video jackfields, IT audio/video and broadcast cables and connectors, Cat 5e and Cat 6 networking products, cable assemblies, SMPTE 311M hybrid fibre cables for HD TV cameras, etc.
Fully indexed, the catalogue also introduces many new 'one stop shopping' partnerships including Belden cables, MurrayPro audio/video monitoring kit, Electronics Visuals signal generators, Mauve Systems Video over Cat cabling, ISOL-8 mains power conditioning or regeneration, along with a host of new audio and video installation products from Neutrik, Ikon, CIE and others.
Bryant Broadcast has also been appointed sole UK distributor for Crosspoint under monitor and audio monitoring displays. Wherever there is interaction of mixers, switching routers, automation systems, etc. in TV Studios and Outside Broadcast vehicles there is aneed for Text and Tally systems. Crosspoint is in the forefront of the development of Under Monitor Signalling Systems (UMD) with Text and Tally as well as audio monitoring VU-meter displays with digital/analogue conversion and time codes.
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UK - With the industry's leading companies rolling out major new products and services, PLASA06 is going to play a central role in delivering solutions to many of the high profile projects, events and tours of the coming 12 months.
The specialists exhibiting at PLASA06 have the expertise to make anything possible with technologies developed by this industry transforming the quality of experience within the entertainment, events, live arts and leisure markets to a level scarcely imaginable 10 years ago.
And in the building and architectural sectors, the development of audio, video and IT technologies has also transformed the way buildings are designed and used - aesthetically, practically and architecturally - with information and safety-related systems now essential ingredients in the development of public spaces and buildings.
All these developments - together with the next generation of ideas - will be there to see at PLASA06, where over 300 leading companies, 50 exhibiting for the first time, have signed up for 11,000sq.m of show floor space.
Both levels of Earls Court 1 will be packed with new ideas in audio, lighting, AV, rigging, system integration, engineering and effects. And for those looking to exploit the increasing convergence of technologies, there's also a dedicated Integrated Systems area featuring developments critical to M&E and AV consultants, systems integrators, installer and venue owners.
DJ Sunday will kick-start the show, giving DJs a chance to check out all the latest gear and mix with some of the best-known names in the business. Th