The Amphithéâtre de la Verrière, located in Aix-en-Provence, France, recently chose Robert Juliat Dalis 863 Access lighting fixtures to add to its in-house inventory. These high-quality LED battens, accessible to all budgets, are very versatile and can be used to illuminate a cyclorama, or as front of stage lighting – a real plus for multi-purpose…
Those Kiwis certainly know how to have a good time and put on a fun charity event. Dads N Drag raises funds for The Plunket Family Centre in Timaru which provides invaluable service to families in their community. Members of the community are given the opportunity to nominate a dad in their workplace to dress…
Harry the Hirer’s Lighting team are stoked to have recently added the PROLIGHTS Air5Fan to their ever increasing lighting arsenal. On paper, the Air5Fan is a moving LED linear bar light with 5 x RGBW 40 Watt chips and a tight 2° beam angle but once its fired it up offers so much more! “The…
Shawn Mendes: The Tour hit the road at the beginning of March on a 9-month, 105 date world tour under a lighting rig which originally comprised of Ayrton Khamsin-S, Ayrton Bora-S and Ayrton Mistral-S fixtures as the major components. Lighting designer, Louis Oliver, avoided the use of follow spots or remote tracking as part of…
The DMX PowerPort 375 is a compact and versatile power supply for the entire Martin Creative LED Video range, to be used in DMX-based applications.
You know when someone has a baby or gets a puppy because they take lots and lots of photos. In a similar fashion, since Quintin Duthie, Managing Director at V3 Tech, received his MA Lighting grandMA3 light console his camera has been busy! He’s clearly one proud MA3 owner. New Zealand’s V3 Tech are event…
Melbourne-based WooHah Productions provide a one-stop-shop solution for professional audio visual equipment and to be able to do that, they have an extensive inventory of equipment particularly large range of LED Screens. All of this expensive gear needs to be protected – as do the talented staff – and so the WooHah crew started looking…
A highlight of last month’s Brisbane Festival was the free illumination spectacle River of Light held on the Brisbane River. The 10-minute show ran three times a night for the duration of the Festival and included dynamic jets, giant spirals of water, full-colour lighting, rainbow-coloured lasers and incredible story telling via projections. Following the phenomenal…