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Written by Julius Grafton
Thursday, 02 September 2010
Staging Connections has signed a new agreement with the prestigious Sydney Showground as its on-site venue services partner bringing its premium Venue Services Network portfolio to over 70 five star hotels and venues in Australia, New Zealand, Fiji, China and Dubai.
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Written by Julius Grafton
Wednesday, 01 September 2010
Pictured - SMPTE Governor John Maizels (Asia/Pacific Region) tests the new TV studio at Julius College. Photo: Bob King
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Written by Julius Grafton
Wednesday, 01 September 2010
Trying to go low risk while emulating the long established ENTECH AWARDS, the producers of INTEGRATE (Alchemedia Events) have discovered that running an industry awards process is fraught with danger.
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Written by Julius Grafton
Friday, 09 April 2010
UPDATED 11 April 2010: Here at Juliusmedia we have been reporting accidents on stage and in venues for almost 20 years. Now we've searched and collated our list of accidents, incidents, fires and deaths and some frightening trends emerge. There are more though, so we throw the wires open to you- tell us your recollections, and give us leads to more incidents we can collate here. This e-mail address is being protected from spam bots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it
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Written by Julius Grafton
Wednesday, 11 August 2010
Saturday August 21st at our campus is our 20th birthday party, and now we have just added Doug Parkinson to the bill. The greatest voice in Australian pop music (at least the greatest voice that hasn't retired and come back!) is playing with his hot session band and reprising the best of the Southern Star Band.
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Written by Julius Grafton
Monday, 01 March 2010
Everyone is now under an award. Technicians, floor crew, musicians, TV crew, film crew, retail staff, warehouse workers. Absolutely everyone. And the Modern Awards arrived on January 1st, so we are already exposed. Suddenly everyone working behind the scenes in entertainment OR the SUPPLY LINES is covered by a national minimum award but the confusion factor for employers is high.
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Written by Julius Grafton
Sunday, 21 February 2010
Cancer takes lives before time, acoustician Richard Priddle made 60 years before departing prematurely at the end of January. He had featured in the very first issue of Channels, the precursor to this magazine, almost 20 years ago. CX knew him for a decade prior and ran into him in unlikely places. One was Hamilton Island where the first auditorium was burned to the ground. Richard was supervising the second and duplicate audio installation. Other times he would appear at the opening of a new recording studio - he designed more than 100 over his career.
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Written by Julius Grafton
Sunday, 21 February 2010
Phil Eastick died in Adelaide aged 55 in February, after a very long battle against kidney disease. He had a transplant last year. He fought for around 20 years, but not too many people knew he was ill. CX first knew Phil from the road.
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