Lighting up Chateau Elan!

Many thanks to all the preparation and careful planning that went into this spectacular event. Chateau Elan is a gorgeous meeting destination that has championship golf and is also a full production winery. The vineyard is amazing and as picturesque as anywhere I've ever been.

It took a lot of lights for the dancers and the band set on opposite sides of the equestrian center. Using LEDs made for small power requirements that conserved a ton of energy. It couldn't all be LEDs, but we used as many as we could for that reason.

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The Princess and The Frog

We played our small part in helping Disney launch their first animated movie in years. The Pixar computerized anaimation is great, but there is something to be said for the hand-drawn animation that made Disney a household name. We provided full color glass gobos with projection for their promotional efforts at a recent Blog conference in Atlanta at The W Hotel Midtown. We also provided a few plasmas to debut their Wii game based on the movie.

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ULI

ULI (Urban Land Institute) is one of the oldest and best established associations around. When attendance suddenly tripled the other day, we were ready. It took place on an unfinished floor in a Buckhead high-rise. The space couldn't have been more appropriate for their topic of discussion: "Meet the FDIC: Acquisition of Failed Real Estate Assets”, exploring how Atlantans can engage in the process of buying failed properties.

AJC & Mundo Hispanico at The History Center

We have a long standing relationship with our friends at the AJC, and we can't thank them enough for all their business and support over the years. The History Center is always a fascinating venue, and the premiere of the Mundo Hispanico - "Through the Lens" exhibit made it even more so. The contributions of Hispanics to Atlanta and Georgia have been many, and it's wonderful that they are being celebrated.

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Makita Power Tools 2009 Conference

Held at the Omni Hotel @ CNN Center, this event was executed flawlessly by our technicians. The rigging included 47 lighting instruments, three 12,000 lumen projectors, one 41'x18' banner, four 31'x18' banners, and nine 47"x92" banners. Screen sizes were 15x20' and two 9x12'. Many thanks to our technicians and especially our project manager, Kevin Wilson for a fantastic display!

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