Start-up-turned established global AV industry player, LEA Professional today launched the LEA Professional Cloud Platform —a compelling offering at a time of social distancing and increased demand for remote management.
The Puskás Arena was remodeled according to UEFA stadium regulations. Named after a legendary Hungarian soccer player, was almost completely rebuilt in the course of its nomination as a venue for the UEFA Euro 2020.
The 150 year old Koningklijke Stadschouwburg (Royal City Theater) is the largest and most prestigious of five venues managed by Cultuur Centrum Brugge (CC Brugge) in the historic Belgian city.
Since May 1, 2020, Jason Echols has overseen Cameo brand international sales as Business Development Manager, Lighting Technology. Kati Eismann has been in charge of the event technology company’s global strategic and operational marketing since June 1, 2020.
D-Tools’ System Integrator software and D-Tools Cloud platform make it easier than ever for integrators to specify Powersoft amplification, thanks to a purpose-built workflow that serves integrators small and large. In celebration of this announcement, Powersoft dealers will be eligible for an exclusive free 45-day trial of D-Tools Cloud.
Philip French of UK technical production company Peachy Productions has just relocated to Wiltshire after being based in the Surrey city of Guildford for 8 years, however, during the coronavirus crisis he is making the journey back twice a week to volunteer for the Surrey Drive Campaign.
Philips PDS announces the appointment of AV professional, Sian Rees, as its new global product manager – software. With a career spanning nearly 20 years, Rees brings a wealth of AV and B2B experience to the newly-created role, having overseen a series of successful product launches into healthcare, pro-AV, augmented reality and hospitality.
Nalini Tebbey owns and runs Floating Lotus, a thriving yoga studio based in Helensvale, Gold Coast, Australia, offering a busy weekly schedule of 36 yoga, pilates and meditation classes.
VIOSO helped create the world’s largest permanent projection mapping on to the Tuwaiq mountains. The spectacular 32,000 sqm projection recognises the vast development, Qiddiya, that will surround it in three years.
The Red Dot Design Award has become established internationally as one of the most sought-after seals of quality for good design. Established in 1955, the Product Design award is presented to the best products created each year, as decided by a jury of 40 international experts on product innovation.
Brainstorm, manufacturer of real-time 3D graphics, augmented reality and virtual studio solutions, and Mena, a Sports Services Provider and system integrator from Egypt and Kuwait, were involved in the live broadcast of the Opening Act of the Rafa Nadal Academy in Kuwait, providing augmented reality content and graphics.
The current COVID-19 pandemic also brought massive changes for the production of the German Film Prize 2020 (Deutscher Filmpreis). The award ceremony was not realised as a gala with an audience, but as a studio production, where the prize winners, laudators and guests were added to the live broadcast via video feeds from their homes.
The Adam Hall Group is continuing to expand its international sales network. By partnering with the Mumbai-based company StageMix Technologies, the event technology provider based in Neu-Anspach, Hesse, Germany, is gaining an experienced sales team for India.
When Chris Moylan created Lux Partum, it was his intention to create something special to be enjoyed by everyone affected by the Covid-19 pandemic. The idea behind the project was to realize an interactive light installation in the Motorwerk Berlin that, for the period of ten days, could be controlled by visitors to the website lighting.stream.
Occupying a prestigious downtown location just a stone’s throw from the famous Passeig de Gracia, the new Khalijia Lounge & Restaurant is Barcelona’s newest nightspot with an Oriental twist.
Radio has always been a vital source of news and information when crises hit. California’s public broadcasters have traditionally been prepared for nearly any eventuality, such as disasters like earthquakes, floods and wildfires. And now they must be prepared to inform listeners during a pandemic as well.
Thursday, June 4, 2020 — 1:00 pm to 2:00 pm In the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic, the live event industry fundamentally changed. New regulations will influence the way we create live experiences in the future.
