The Live Design International (LDI) Show 2024, taking place from December 4th to 10th at the Las Vegas Convention Center, has established itself as the key event for live entertainment professionals, with particular relevance in the North American market.
Known especially for its focus on spectacular lighting, LDI also covers other technical areas such as sound, rigging, and visual production, attracting thousands of attendees seeking the latest innovations.
Alongside the Digital Signage Experience (DSE), LDI offers a unique opportunity to access advanced technology, education, and networking in an unparalleled setting.
What's new at LDI 2024
This year's LDInstitute program features courses designed to hone participants' technical skills, offering a hands-on and specialized approach. Among the new highlights is Hands-On Hive, the first course in the United States on the revolutionary Hive media engine ecosystem, which is redefining the media server market. Another important course is Green Hippo: Hippotizer Media Server Essentials, introducing participants to one of the most widely used media servers in live events and productions worldwide.
For those interested in advanced architectural projection, the VYV Tachyon/Xenon course offers two days of intensive training covering everything from manual and automatic projection calibration to timeline programming and show control.
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Technical training and work-at-height safety
In the technical field, the Kito Crosby/Harrington Electric Chain Hoist Training course provides practical training on the maintenance and troubleshooting of electric chain motors, an essential tool in managing large productions. Additionally, the SPRAT Work-at-Height Certification course offers certification in rope access and fall protection systems, indispensable training for those working at heights in the entertainment industry.
Automation and computer-aided design
The course on automated tracking systems provides a comprehensive immersion in the integration of key technologies such as lighting, sound, and video, optimizing productions to achieve more immersive and coordinated experiences. Concurrently, the AutoCAD - Oh Snap! course offers practical training in computer-aided technical design, aimed at the detailed planning of events from the perspective of a technical director.
Industry experts
LDI 2024 will feature the participation of internationally renowned experts. Nigel Sadler, Hive Media Control’s sales director, and Nick Spencer, Green Hippo’s technical product manager, will share their decades of experience in lighting and media servers. Greg Butler, technical leader at Harrington, will contribute his extensive experience in training and troubleshooting electric motors, among other prominent professionals.
Planning the visit
LDI 2024 is not just a product showcase but a comprehensive platform that combines the best in technology, learning, and networking. With more than 16,000 attendees expected and hundreds of exhibitors, the event positions itself as one of the most important hubs for the future of live production. The collaboration with DSE adds significant value, allowing attendees to experience both the latest innovations in digital signage and event technology.
The combination of both events creates a complete experience for professionals seeking a 360º view of the entertainment and production technology industry.
