Navori Labs digital out-of-home network drives visitor engagement at West Edmonton Mall. Navori Labs continues to work closely with West Edmonton Mall, North Americaʼs largest shopping center, to scale and update a diverse digital out-of-home network that drives engagement in public and private spaces.
ROE Visual announces a series of short online seminars, both instructive and interactive. The sessions will be held in both EU and US time zones offering convenience for our global network of users.
More and more technology companies are using LED video wall technology to present their commitment to innovation and enhance their business. The combination of cutting-edge display technology and creative digital content can deliver unforgettable visual experiences and take the corporate image to the next level.
Presenting theatre and performance in the pandemic is a truly challenging space, but it’s also no surprise that our hugely talented and resourceful entertainment industry worldwide is responding with some truly imaginative and ingenious solutions for offering the public much needed opportunities for engaging with thrilling and emotional dramatic experiences!
The works of Georgia OʼKeefe hang on its walls. So does Evelyn De Morganʼs 1895 tribute to feminine power, “Eos.”
Entertainment design specialist Painting with Light (PWL) created and supplied a spectacular lighting and video design plus lighting control including programming and operating, together with bespoke integration of lighting / control for the sacred wheel itself for the 2020 Belgian edition of ‘Het Rad’ (Wheel of Fortune).
When Kuala Lumpur International Airport’s (KLIA) operating company, Malaysian Airport Holding Berhad (MAHB), decided that the country’s aviation hub was in need of a serious visual update, local media company VGI Airports – a company part of VGI Malaysia – was the first port of call.
Astera products played their part for the recent #RedAlertRESTART campaign in the United States on 1st September, a collective lighting action that saw over 2000 buildings, places, structures, landmarks and spaces lit in red to highlight the critical situation facing live events and entertainment.
If you’re in Northwest Georgia, it’s not hard to find a Rock Bridge Community Church campus. Its six locations, one of which is in a suburb of Chattanooga near the Tennessee state line, make it easy to be part of this contemporary worship-style church.
Australiaʼs leading supplier of video technology and production for the live events and entertainment industry, TDC – Technical Direction Company, was approached by production company Exit Films to work together on creating a full Virtual Production for an NRMA Insurance TV commercial.
Crossfade Design was looking for a good audience wash last year when the firm redesigned the lighting for Top Rank Boxingʼs highly rated ESPN series. Shots of the crowd in the background, dressed in their finery, their faces animated with excitement, was important to setting the stage for the action in the ring.
Based in Croatia, the MS My Wish offers a deluxe, intimate experience for its 38 guests. With an advantage due to its a smaller, yacht-like size, the ship can navigate narrow waterways and explore not only Croatia’s magnificent medieval cities but also its smaller, quieter islands hardly explored by bigger vessels.
Korean Broadcast System (KBS), South Korea’s public broadcaster, has upgraded TV production facilities at its headquarters in Seoul with IP technology from Lawo as part of an extensive renovation project.
London’s famous Palace of Westminster became a vast projection surface in May to coincide with International Nurses Day, as a series of images thanking NHS key workers were beamed onto the iconic building from 260 metres away across the Thames.
Quiz show “Who Wants to Be A Millionaire” has been a TV favourite – and sometimes talking point – for years. For the 2020 Israeli edition, broadcast on Channel 12, lighting designer Ofer Jacobi was asked by producers July August Production to light the show again, 20 years after the last time he’d done so, which was the first roll out in Israel.
From its beginnings in the mid-1970s, with barely more than a dozen members, to the opening of its 3,500-seat auditorium in the new century, Denton Bible Church (DBC) has kept itself at the leading edge of technology.
Audio Visual Dynamics (AVD) has put its new Analog Way Aquilon RS1 video processor to innovative use as the company and its corporate clients transition to virtual environments due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
