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Showing posts with label Stage Setup. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Stage Setup. Show all posts
Wednesday, February 16, 2022
All Access Staging Behind-the-Build – Super Bowl LVI Halftime Show Set
Live Design Online: All Access was honored to provide the set and staging for the Super Bowl Halftime show for the twelfth year in a row. And this year the staging company had home field advantage. SoFi Stadium in Inglewood, CA, is just down the street from All Access’ headquarters in Torrance.
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Wednesday, September 16, 2020
Inside the Broadway Community Project: What Does a Prop Master and Set Decorator Do?
Playbill: The arts and culture industries remain largely at a standstill in the wake of the coronavirus pandemic, affecting millions of workers in an already delicate ecosystem. The Broadway Community Project, from industry veterans Greg Schaffert, Tiffani Gavin, Situation Interactive, and Playbill, was developed to shed light on the myriad fields and roles that go into making the curtain rise.
Friday, April 03, 2020
Product Focus - Stage Deck
Prolyte: In the previous video of Stage Deck Systems , Product Manager, Eric Laanstra briefly introduces a series of Prolyte staging system. On this page, we will go through the product range in depth.
Tuesday, March 27, 2018
Stagecraft: Wiring The Stage Efficiently and Safely
ProSoundWeb: Among many of the recent entrants into the sound profession, I’ve noticed a lack of knowledge when it comes to wiring a stage.
Perhaps it’s due to a lot of sound engineering schools being essentially studio-based courses. Or maybe it’s simply that it’s difficult to get a young mind to concentrate on something as mundane as running cable when there is a digital board with loads of lights and buttons sitting in the corner of the room!
Perhaps it’s due to a lot of sound engineering schools being essentially studio-based courses. Or maybe it’s simply that it’s difficult to get a young mind to concentrate on something as mundane as running cable when there is a digital board with loads of lights and buttons sitting in the corner of the room!
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