MANCHESTER, UK – XL Video supplied 400 square meters of its latest Pixled F-12 LED screen – configured as 12 screens, 10 of which moved – plus cameras, PPU and crew for The Stone Roses homecoming shows at Manchester’s Heaton Park. The three sold-out nights saw 78,000 people per night. Show Director Paul Normandale specified the F-12 screen, which he is also using on Coldplay’s current world tour.
LONDON – It’s confirmed. Projection artist Ross Ashton of The Projection Studio had his “Face Britain” video projection work onto the front of Buckingham Palace… Read More »Projection Studio Holds Guinness World Record for ‘Face Britain’
LONDON – Crowds of celebrities and fans flocked to London’s Leicester Square for the film premiere of ‘The Amazing Spider-Man.’ Digital insanity headed up the AV production for the red carpet event, displaying video streams, parts of the trailer, live feeds of the celebrity red carpet walks to the crowd and live Twitter feeds.
VANCOUVER, BC – Electric Aura Projects set the design in motion for ‘Rick Hansen Celebration 25.’ The May 22 event, aired June 24 on CTV, honored the 25-year achievements of Rick Hansen, a well-known Paralympic athlete. It was in 1985 when Hansen set off in his wheelchair on his Man in Motion World Tour, covering 40,000 kilometers through 34 countries in over 26 months to raise funds for spinal cord research.
DEVON, UK – S+H Technical Support again supplied its LED Video Floor to television game show, The Cube. The floor of The Cube becomes a volatile and unpredictable physical boundary with which contestants have to deal and overcome while they perform the tasks. The Video Floor uses three RGB LEDs positioned next to each other to populate the LED PCBs – as opposed to SMD boards – which produces a specific quality of pixel suited to the gaming video content displayed on the floor.
