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Vale Ray Vickery
After a long battle with prostate cancer, Australian lighting pioneer and mentor to the lighting industry at large, Ray Vickery, was laid to rest in a ceremony in Melbourne on 23 November
Read MoreAusmusic T-Shirt Day Tomorrow!
Music charity Support Act’s annual fundraiser, Ausmusic T-Shirt Day, returns tomorrow 30 Nov to raise urgently-needed funds for music workers in crisis
Read MoreTheatreQuip counterweight system for The Play House, Geelong Arts Centre
The Geelong Arts Centre’s Play House theatre has been given a full technical theatre equipment upgrade
Read MoreL-Acoustics Hosts Destruction Event of Fake Gear
“This event allowed our partners whose businesses were impacted by this company representing counterfeit products as authentic L-Acoustics technologies to have fun while releasing some frustration,”
Read MoreHERE LIES LOVE
“L-ISA spatial audio gives us the tools we need to quickly and efficiently program a 360-degree experience that conveys the excitement and nuance of each musical moment in the show,”
Read MoreFrom treading the boards to R&R and back
“I love the musty dry smell of old theatres, with their dust and creaky antiquity, their ghosts and quirks.”
Read MoreMARTIN MAC AURA PXL
The light is significantly better than the specs would suggest. A punchy light for its size with very good optics.
Read MoreVuePix Infiled Launches CBSF Technology for xR / VP Environments
CBSF will further enable the rapid development occurring within the virtual production industry.
Read MoreGROUP TECHNOLOGIES TAKE ON PRODUCTION AUDIO WITH SOUND DEVICES
Sound Devices’ commitment to innovation and pristine sound is evident in each solution they develop.
Read MoreHere’s your problem
“That was George Harrison,” I insisted, and the check-in officer who had seen Harrison’s passport confirmed his identity.
Read MoreWAGNER’S RING CYCLE
“Eight dancers utilise tracking ‘beacons’ during the Fire Dance to trail fire and smoke along the screens in real-time with the dancers.”
Read MoreMAGIC AND MISCHIEF
“If people can’t follow the dialogue, they lose attention, a situation compounded by Shakespearean English, which is not always easiest to process in the first place!”
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