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p.m., a July 7 event at Sandia Casino hit the road to light a Country Music
in Albuquerque, N.M. had to be re- tour. But if the gigs are a challenge,
scheduled. continued on page 6 crews pull together. That, and some
well-earned barbecue, creates a
DTS Lighting of Italy special kind of camaraderie. For
more hard-travelin’ insights, mosey
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on over to LD-at-Large, page 44.
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JOHANNESBURG — World-class lighting and video accompanied the 30-minute show that helped cap
off the month-long, 10-stadium-wide 2010 FIFA World Cup. A blend of African music, dance and theatre, RIMINI, Italy and OMAHA, NE Company 411
with pop artist Shakira and others performing, the spectacle was lit by 468 of the most powerful moving — DTS Lighting of Italy has named For 100 years, Rosco Laboratories
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Lighting — plus the first large-scale video projection in the country using triple-stacked Christie projectors. its exclusive distributor for all of its sionals a spectrum of color choices.
(For more, see related stories on page 12 and 31.) products for the U.S.
“These are the kind of partner-
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2010 Parnelli Award Nominations Now Open at ParnelliAwards.com wide,” said Jerry Colmenero, Strong’s Trendy? Nope. Energy efficient?
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market development manager. Hardly. But good ol’ PAR cans are
LAS VEGAS — And the 2010 winners of the Par- And while you’re at parnelliawards.com, be sure to “Strong could not be more pleased still widely available.
nelli Awards for Lighting, Staging and Video are…yet vote for the top regional Hometown Hero nominees with this agreement, and DTS repre-
to be determined, by YOU, the reader. The individu- — the regional ballot will only be on the site until sents the highest examples of qual-
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will be honored Oct. 22 in Las Vegas at our annual You can also nominate an entry for this year’s “IT” associate with. We look forward to a Strike one and you’re out, unless
ceremony. (Indispensable Technology) Award for the most in- growing along with DTS.” 40 your venue has a good lightning
Nominations are now being accepted at www. dispensable lighting, projection, staging and sound DTS has grown consider- protection system.
parnelliawards.com for categories including light- technology introduced within the past year. ably since it was founded in
ing designer, set/scenic designer, video director, The Parnelli Awards nominations end Aug. 27. 1980, and now operates out of a
tour manager and production manager of the year. Shortly thereafter, the nominees will be announced, 120,000-square-foot facility in north-
There are also awards honoring companies involved the Parnelli Awards ballot will be posted, and the ern Italy. DTS offers 18 product lines
in lighting, staging, set construction, video, rigging, voting will begin, all on parnelliawards.com. and over 400 products used for con-
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Production Profile: Muse
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but it actually harkens back to Nineteen-Eighty Four. 22 Company 411 4 Editor’s Note
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Lightning protection: Get it right and
Production Profile: KISS standing on the catwalk during a
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— in 14 days? After indulging in a well-deserved panic attack, give a jolt to anyone who’s accustomed to whole day.
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By RichardCadena
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Once, in a moment of apparent weak- That’s why I was so intrigued to read He says that there are basically two types
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Chinese Court Rules Academy Of Production Technology (APT) Becomes
in Favor of Leviton ETCP-Recognized Training Program
GUANGZHOU, China — Guangdong High NEW YORK — The Academy of Produc- ceive full ETCP Renewal Credits. The course the class have attested to its value. Tony Han-
People’s Court issued a ruling on June 23 in tion Technology (APT) has been officially is designed for practicing professionals as sen, LD/systems consultant with Techni-Lux,
favor of Melville, N.Y.-based Leviton, which approved by ETCP as an ETCP Recognized well as novices. said, “I learned more usable and appropriate
had been sued for patent infringement by Training Program. The Academy’s three-day “This seminar is an excellent review for knowledge here than I did in four years of
Tongling Technology Group, now known as course covers the concept of electrical the- the practicing entertainment electrician as college.” Another attendee, Jason Gay, said,
General Protecht Group. ory, power distribution and networking for well as a primer for the aspiring electrician,” “The class addressed issues we run into dai-
The ruling rejected Tongling’s appeal and stage and studio. said Cadena. “It has enough detail and in- ly. I am more confident in my ability to work
affirmed the judgment of the Guangzhou The course instructor is APT Founder formation to challenge the experienced safely and direct others in their work.”
Intermediate Court, which earlier this year Richard Cadena, an ETCP Certified Enter- among us, but is presented in such a way Upcoming courses will be held at CITT
ruled in Leviton’s favor and dismissed a pat- tainment Electrician and Recognized Train- as to convey useful concepts to the less ex- in August, in Nashville from Sept. 1-3, and
ent infringement suit brought against Levi- er, who is also editor of PLSN magazine. perienced with a minimum amount of math a more basic course will be taught at Texas
ton’s Dongguan-based subsidiary, Leviton Now that the course is recognized, ETCP and complexity.” State University in San Marcos Jan. 10-12,
Electronic Co., Ltd. Certified Technicians who attend will re- Lighting professionals who have taken 2011.
China-based General Protecht originally
filed the lawsuit against Leviton Electronic
Co, Ltd. in 2006, claiming that Leviton GFCI
products infringed on its design patent for 20
Amp GFCIs.
Leviton countered that argument, con-
tending that the design in question was a
standard GFCI design that had been available
to the public for decades. On September 2,
2009, the Beijing High People’s Court deter-
mined that General Protecht had no right to
the patent.
“We are very pleased with our experience
before the judiciary for properly and fairly ap-
plying the law which led to a complete vin-
dication of our Chinese subsidiary,” said Meir
Blonder, Chief Intellectual Property Counsel.
“The favorable decision on appeal brings this
matter to a close.”
Ultratec Special Effects,
Pyrotechnics Management
in Strategic Partnership
LONDON, ON — Ultratec Special Ef-
fects Inc., a special effects and pyrotech-
nics manufacturer, and Pyrotechnics
Management Inc., manufacturers of the
Fire One Pyrotechnics Control System,
announced a strategic alliance.
“We have been in the manufactur-
ing business for more than 20 years and
have manufactured our own Pyro sys-
tems,” said Adrian Segeren, president of
Ultratec Special Effects. “To better serve
our customers, we decided to partner
up with another leading company who
specializes in pyrotechnics control and
work together to improve our product
offerings.”
“We see the alliance of Ultratec and
FireOne as a powerful combination that
will offer new levels of capability for
both Ultratec and FireOne clients,” said
Dan Barker, founder and president of Py-
rotechnics Management, who has been
involved with the design, manufactur-
ing and support of FireOne products
since 1989. “We are pleased to work with
Adrian and his highly knowledgeable,
capable staff. It is our goal to comple-
ment each other with respect to prod-
uct development, marketing and distri-
bution.”
Ultratec will continue to support all
existing clients with both the Pyropak
and Surefire systems. Moving forward,
Ultratec will be selling the Fire One
brand as its pyro control system and fea-
turing it on the Ultratec website, www.
ultratecfx.com.
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Tent Collapse Injures Six; Frampton/Yes Shows Rescheduled
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David Beerley, marketing and promo- increased, but that, “in an instant, this down- Andrew Wine told the newspaper that he broke his leg.
tions manager for the staging company, PM shear came and it went down to the ground.” had shouted for everyone to get out before The Peter Frampton/Yes tour, which is
Productions, told the Oklahoman that the About 15 crew members were under the pushing another crew member out of the being supported by Bandit Lites, resumed
tent poles were secure as winds and rains tent at the time. Hospitalized crew member way when the tent pole swung around and July 9 at the Greek Theatre in Los Angeles.
TLS Supports International Ballet
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ESTA Posts ACN Revisions
Signs Agreement to
for Public Review
Distribute Coemar
NEW YORK — BSR E1.17 — 201x, En-
Gear in the U.S.
tertainment Technology — Architecture
for Control Networks, has been posted
WELLINGTON, FL — Marcel Fairbairn, for review. The draft standard is a suite
founder and president of Gear-Source, of documents that revise sections of the
Inc. and GearSource.com, announced existing ANSI E1.17 — 2006.
a sales and marketing agreement with The revisions, posted on ESTA’s web-
Coemar. site at esta.org, include changes to the
Fairbairn also announced that LED Device Description Language, the Ses-
Source, a company he founded with VP sion Data Transport protocol, the De-
and partner Gavin Cooper in 2005, will vice Management Protocol and to vari-
exclusively distribute the Coemar LED ous EPIs. The revisions are being done
range. to correct errors and to add additional
Fairbairn served as a shareholder and functionality to the standard. The review
vice president of Coemar’s U.S. operations period runs through August 23.
from 1999 to 2002. He has spent more ANSI E1.17-2006, Entertainment
than 20 years in the entertainment light- Technology — Architecture for Control
ing business, and started Gear-Source, Networks (ACN) is a suite of documents
Inc. in 2002. that specifies an architecture, including
Fausto Orsatti, vice president of sales protocols and language, that may be
and marketing at Coemar, said the com- configured and combined with other
pany was “thrilled by the coverage we will standard protocols to form flexible, net-
gain through the experience of the Gear- worked audio, lighting, or other control
Source team. It is a great opportunity to systems. It can be implemented on net-
work with Marcel again and benefit from works that support UDP, IP, and related
the access to market that he and his com- protocols.
panies can uniquely provide our brand.”
PRG Distribution North America Announces
Agreements with Chainmaster, Eurotruss
DALLAS — PRG Distribution North product line includes motors (from 1/4
America announced separate partner- to 12 ton), control boxes (2 to 32 chan-
ship agreements in North America, Mex- nels), XYZ computer control for large
ico, Central America and South America jobs and trolleys.
with electric chain hoist manufacturer Eurotruss has been manufacturing
Chainmaster and truss manufacturer Eu- truss since 1993 and was the first to im-
rotruss. plement the conical connection system.
Manufacturing motors for the en- Their wide range of aluminum truss sys-
tertainment industry since 1993, Chain- tems covers all aspects of the entertain-
master introduced the first variable ment industry.
speed VarioLift motor in 1998. Their
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2010 Parnelli Awards Welcomes Returning, New Sponsors
By Kevin M. Mitchell
LAS VEGAS — As the Parnelli Awards Staging, Harman Professional (AKG, BSS, tributors of the entertainment lighting in- artists that have worked with the profes-
enter their second decade, more industry Crown, dbx, JBL, Soundcraft), Media Vi- dustry,” says Philips Entertainment’s Bob sionals is always entertaining and exclu-
leaders are stepping up to support the sions, Precise Corporate Staging (PCS), Schacherl. sive.”
one evening a year dedicated to applaud- Sennheiser/K-Array/Neumann, Sound Powersoft’s Blecher adds that he “Honoring our most talented profes-
ing, honoring, and awarding the very best Image, Strictly FX, Tannoy/Lab.gruppen, wants to be there when the careers are sionals is only possible with the sponsors’
in the live event industry. Tomcat, Tour Tech East and Yamaha/NEXO. celebrated. “This event is the one that support, and we are excited that these
“This promises to be the best show Silver sponsors include: Chauvet, Litt- makes me feel great to be part of the in- companies are playing such an active role
yet, and we’re grateful for our returning lite, Powersoft, Screenworks NEP, Sound- dustry.” in what has become a rich tradition,” adds
sponsors, and thrilled at the new ones Broker.com and Syncrolite. Production “The event is one of a kind,” Daktron- Parnelli Awards executive producer Lowe.
joining us in celebrating what we do,” said partners are On Stage Audio, PRG, Stage ics’ Linde sums up. “The number of pas- “To see this kind of generosity from such
Terry Lowe, PLSN/FOH publisher and ex- Crew, Techni-Lux and Technical Produc- sionate, creative professionals together a rich and varied collection of compa-
ecutive producer of the Parnelli Awards. tions, Inc. in one room, sharing stories, accomplish- nies is a testimonial to the legacy we are
The Parnelli Awards Board of Advisors “The Parnelli Awards are a great forum ments and planning the future is exhila- building on.”
announced sponsors of the 10th annual for recognizing the leaders and key con- rating. The ‘toast’ style video from the
Parnelli Awards, set for the Rio Hotel in
Las Vegas on Oct. 22, 2010. Of the 16 con-
firmed Gold sponsors, four are new and
three upgraded from Silver sponsorships
last year. There are also six confirmed Sil-
ver sponsors and five Production Partner
sponsors.
The new Gold sponsors for the 2010
Parnelli Awards include Daktronics, Me-
dia Visions, Philips Entertainment, and
Sennheiser/Neumann/K-Array. All Access
Staging & Production, Tannoy/Lab.grup-
pen and Yamaha/NEXO are upgrading to
Gold this year from Silver sponsorships
last year. Powersoft also joins the 2010
roster of sponsors as a Silver sponsor.
“With the massive amounts of pro-
duction, prepping, and logistics that go
into bringing a show to life, the Parnelli
Awards offers us an opportunity to rec-
ognize the heroes that are performing
behind the scenes,” says Robb Blumenre-
der, Sennheiser/Neumann/K-Array Indus-
try team manager. “The winners of these
awards are recognized as leaders in the
industry, working toward the perfect ex-
ecution of a flawless performance for au-
diences throughout the world; naturally,
Sennheiser is extremely proud to be a
part of their success. It is through these
industry leaders that we are able to con-
tinuously innovate and perfect our craft
in electro-acoustic design, systems, and
services.”
For Powersoft vice president and
director of business development Ken
Blecher, the awards mean a lot to him
personally: “It’s absolutely incredible,
and there’s nothing like it,” he says of the
Parnellis. “It’s real and it’s down to earth.
It’s about honoring real people who have
defined the next level of the touring in-
dustry.”
“The Parnelli Awards give industry
pioneers the recognition they deserve,
encouraging industry growth, sparking
the creative nerve and the drive to reach
greater feats in the years ahead,” says
Myron Linde, mobile and modular video
group manager of Daktronics, also one
of the new sponsors this year. “As a video
products manufacturer, we look to these
pioneers for a true testament of the road
ahead and commit ourselves to develop-
ing the best products and solutions to
help get our clients there successfully.
We are honored to support the awards
and the future of the industry. Daktron-
ics is proud to help honor the best in the
business and we are committed to the
research and development of products
and solutions that will aid in the progres-
sion of the industry and those that make
it tick.”
Additional Gold sponsors include:
All Access Staging & Production, Branam
Enterprises, Brown United, Dedicated
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