Delighted to be working producing the Christmas lights for Aylesbury Town Centre once again with a 6 week projection installation at the Courthouse, we’re interestingly Ronnie Biggs was tried.
The installation is supplied with 3 x RZ21K panasonic projectors and our creative team up-dated the artwork for this years projection show.
For Portsmouth annual We Shine Portsmouth light festival EMF were proud to be engaged to work with Limbic Cinema to supply a giant 25 meter Water screen at Hilsea Lido.
Hilsea Lido debut as a new festival hub this year, featured an awe-inspiring projection by the amazing Limbic Cinema. Displayed on a giant 25-meter water screen over the moat near the Lido, this stunning installation exploring the surreal world of artificial reefs across the planet is not to be missed. This immersive experience was complemented by a range of light installations and projects co-created with local community groups.
Coram is the UK’s oldest Children’s Charity and has supported vulnerable children for nearly 300 years.The building projection was created as part of Coram’s immersive art installation Echoes of Care: The Living History of Coram and the Foundling Hospital. This was co-created by The Liminal Space and care experienced young people. And using EMF projection equipment the idea came to life over 3 nights during October and November.
To mark Rememberance Sunday Skipton Building Society engaged EMF to create the content and project across their main office facade.
Using RS31K Panasonic Laser video projectors the Poppy projection ran for the evenings event.
Westquay at Southampton’s annual show at half term runs twice a day for a week.
EMF supplied projections for the event.
Working with London production company to produce a projection campaign accross London in support of the NHS. Getting the message of the number of missed appointments and the cost to the NHS accross to the general public and to tackle the problem of NHS no-shows, head on
Using RZ31K Panasonic Laser projectors the building projections were across iconic London landmarks to ensure the message was spread widely.
Missed hospital appointments cost the NHS almost a billion pounds per year.
That’s equivalent to the salary of 26,000 nurses.
Coverage for the campaign has appeared in The Telegraph, Forbes, LBC and London Live.
The Angel of the North was taken over by Victoria Secret with projection mapping to celebrate the launch of their Fashion Show in the UK and NYC.
Using RZ31k Panasonic Laser video projectors were used for the projections, and even the Northern Lights joined the show!
SONIC WORLDWIDE PROJECTIONS, CITY HALL, LONDON
Big thanks to the fab Sonic crew last night. Delighted client said London was the best of the worldwide takeover activities…
Projections featuring images of Sonic, Shadow and the classic Robotnik icon appeared in Chicago, Dallas, Frankfurt, London, Los Angeles, Mexico City, New York City, Rio de Janeiro, Rome, San Francisco, Seattle, Sydney, Tokyo leading up to the trailer debut.
Sonic the Hedgehog 3 opens in theatres December 20, 2024
EMF were asked once again to provide projections for the launch of Ripple’s new Wind Farm in Scotland and to thank all those people who have invested in the biggest people-owned renewable energy project with 14 turbines.
Working with Ripple our team mapped the Wind turbines to ensure the projections fitted the structures, then projected thousands of names of the investors to thank them for supporting this project.
Thousands of people across the country have invested to co-own the wind farm via a co-operative, powering their homes with up to 100% green energy, reducing their electricity bills and cutting their carbon footprint.
Ripple manages the co-operative and works with multiple energy suppliers to apply savings generated by the wind farm directly to member’s electricity bills.
The site will have the potential to power more than 50,000 homes and generate around 145GWh per year.
Compassion with World Farming , the RSPCA and Kent Action Against Live Exports (KAALE), marked the occasion that the Animal Welfare (Livestock Exports) Bill passed its final stage in Parliament on Tuesday (14th May) and will soon be enshrined in law, with a projection on the White Cliffs of Dover, the port from which live animals have historically been packed into boats and shipped on gruelling journeys across the Channel and beyond.
EMF were approached to work with Compassion with World Farming and the RSPCA to provide the projection equipment and event power supply for this momentous occasion.
