The Eggshell Lighting Company was started in Hawaii in 1974, by a 16 years old Jay Robert Harmon. Today, celebrating 50 years on, Eggshell is the premier lighting company in the islands state handling a range of projects. Harmon tells us how it began and shares some stories of the past 5 decades.
What does your post-work future look like? A cottage by the bay, a cabin in the woods, or the freedom to travel without a fixed residence? Maybe the idea of retiring doesn’t resonate, or perhaps it’s something that you haven’t considered yet. Here’s some financial planning from Rachael Bronstein of Life’s Jam. This column is packed with a lot of advice since the music industry adds another layer of complexity to financial planning.
Debi Moen gives us a rundown on who’s up to what and gets a glimpse into the view from the video director on being part of The King of Country: George Strait’s historic, record-breaking Kyle Field performance for the in-the-round stadium event.
Chris Lose shares some observations and experiences about industry travel. If you are looking to join the ranks of the touring vagabonds, he explores the different types of travel that our industry can provide for you.
‘Live from Detroit: The Concert at Michigan Central’ was a celebration showcasing Detroit’s music and its iconic Michigan Central Station reinvention. Production Designer Tamlyn Wright and Lighting Designer Jon Kusner talk about making a building the star and spotlighting a city’s vibrant rising energy.
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Christie Lites
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Eagle Production Company
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Wells Fargo Center
Philadelphia, PA
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Music Matters Productions
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Piedmont Park
Atlanta, GA
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Music Matters Productions
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Fair Park
Dallas, TX
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Legacy Production Group
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Ameris Bank Amphitheatre
Alpharetta, GA
4Wall Entertainment played a vital role supporting the production of the feature film ‘Daddio’, written and directed by Christy Hall. 4Wall built a virtual production studio to create a realistic backdrop of New York City streets, recreating a drive in a taxicab where the film takes place. Hall and the 4Wall team explain how this innovative approach enabled an efficient and visually stunning production.