Starting with “The Psychology of Stupidity”, an interactive workshop where attendees learned to design better systems to ensure safety in workspaces, presented by Risky Business Resources. Following with “A Day on Tour: Learning the Rules of the Road with Touring Professionals”, presented by Crossroads Live North America, a team at the forefront of producing and managing Broadway tours across the country and around the world. Also, “The Battle of the Beams”, an exhibit showcasing cutting-edge moving lights, with Tony Award winning Broadway lighting designer Jeff Croiter as the special guest. And many more!
To bring to life this innovative installation, where multiple learning sessions took place, the lighting designer, James Nealy from the MEGA team, arranged: 6 Outerbot Wash 340 luminaires on the upstage truss span. 6 Light Pipes of 2’, 4’, and 6’ long on the stage deck, each topped with a Deco Vintage Scoop Q32 to create a lollipop look.
6 Outshine Pixel Strip Q360 fixtures placed on the floor behind the stage to light the backdrop. 6 Framebots 600, 4 Colorlite Q120, and 4 Teclight BVW150 featured on the FOH truss span, serving as houselights. 1 additional Light Truss, flown overhead, featuring another 4 Teclights and 4 Colorlite Q120.
For control, they implemented the MEGA Console running the latest version of LUMEN8, an advanced software for production and theatrical lighting control.
“It was super exciting to see the fresh crop of lighting designers getting hands-on experience with the MEGA-LITE product. Watching the Penn State students rock the stage with the advanced features of MEGA Control and MEGA-LITE fixtures to whip up some awesome looks for various presentations was so fulfilling. Can't wait to dive back into it all over again next year!” said James Nealy, Lighting Designer and Control Specialist at MEGA-LITE.
This sponsorship is a reminder of the company's commitment to providing modern and reliable lighting solutions that both amateurs and professionals can use for a variety of applications.