Gloucester Cathedral Projections for World Rugby Cup
Gloucester Cathedral Projections for World Rugby Cup
In celebration of Gloucester’s part of playing host to the Rugby World Cup activation Japan and USA, were projected onto the tower of Gloucester Cathedral and lights illuminated the sky in celebration of the final pool stage match at Kingsholm stadium whilst inside the Cathedral the Sine Nomine Youth Choir sang Rugby World Cup 2015 theme “World in Union” as the names of the visiting nations.
Gloucester Cathedral Rugby Projections
The Dean of Gloucester said, “It has been lovely to be involved in this historic event for the city, and projecting visuals onto the tower brings an extra special sense of pride to the occasion.”
In support of Leeds Night Light, Victoria Gate development commissioned 6 high powered Searchlights to be installed on the roof of Victoria Gate’s.
The Lights were craned up to the roof of the development so that 6 high powered searchlights created a massive V for Victoria beamed into the sky for the evenings event.
Rugby Ball projection in celebration of World Rugby Cup
Rugby Ball projection London
Searchlights and a large rugby ball projection was beamed across executive apartments next to the game at the Olympic Stadium, France v Romania to celebrate the World Cup event.
Searchlights Newcastle Pride light up Central Station
SEARCHLIGHTS NEWCASTLE GAY PRIDE
Newcastle’s iconic Central Station was lit up via Virgin Trains East to support community festival Newcastle Pride in spectacular rainbow colours using 8KW High powered Searchlights to welcome the thousands of people that attended the Newcastle Pride festival.
Nottingham University’s #MeantToBe Projection show
Projections across the main facade of Nottingham University along with massive yellow beams from high powered searchlights inviting new students to join in with the Nottingham Univerisity’s #MeantToBe campaign.
Projections and Searchlights #MeantToBe
#MeanToBe was a fantastic opportunity for students to share their memories and experiences of Nottingham University via Twitter and instagram and as a big boost to the kick off the campaign a huge image of the slogan was projected across the façade of the University framed by yellow beams from our high powered searchlights.
#MeantToBe Nottingham University Projections
Projection and Searchlights Nottingham University #MeantToBe
Projection of AP McCoy looks over Liverpool from the Liver Building : Grand National 2015
Liver Building Projection
A giant projection of champion jockey AP McCoy looked over Liverpool tonight from the Royal Liver Building ahead of this weekend’s Grand National.As a good luck gesture to the Irish racing legend an image of McCoy was projected on the city’s iconic Liver Building this evening.The champion jockey is set to have his 20th and last ride in the world’s greatest steeplechase before retirement aboard Shutthefrontdoor.When he announced his retirement, McCoy said: “This is without a doubt, the hardest decision I’ve ever had to make. I’ve been dreading this day, and if I’m honest, I still can’t quite imagine a life without racing.“However, I know it’s the right time to end a career I’ve loved, every single day. Even when I’ve fallen and been injured, I’ve been desperate to get back and achieve my goals, achieve the dream I realised when I was a boy but I’m now ready to retire.“I want to go out at top, I want to go out as champion jockey and it will be my 20th year if I can win the jockeys’ championship. I want to go out while I still enjoy riding and am still relatively at the top.”Great British Racing are calling on the city to wish McCoy good luck before his final Grand National by using the hashtag #GoodLuckAP. Also on the Echo Pontins holidaymakers take to Tripadvisor after mass brawl… Speke man Callum Willcocks to face trial over death of… Gran jailed after cocaine found in kitchen cupboard Court orders gangster to pay back £1Promoted Stories The Voice’s Ricky Wilson Attacks Fellow JudgesEntertainment Daily 20 Male Celebrities Who Have Spent Time Behind BarsLOLWOT Retailers Hate This! They don’t want you to find out this…Money Expert What Happened to Billy Idol? Plus 13 More Celebs Who Are…Buzzlie Video: 3D Printed Prosthesis Help Derby the Dog Run for the…Shapeways Retailers hate this! They don’t want you to find out about…Megabargains 24 Celebrities you didn’t know were gayCelebstars What exactly is your landlord responsible for?Shelter AdviceRecommended by Click here to view our community standards
Born of War Film Premiere Flame effects, searchlights and Projection
Born of War Film Premiere
For the film premiere launch of Born of War, Oxford’s Phoenix Picture House
was transformed with a large outdoor building video projection of the trailor spread across the front facade of the cinema. Along the top firestorm flame effects shot massive 5 meter flames into the air to add drama to the effects, and lastly 6 Searchlights framed the cinema to welcome the films stars.
A stunningly beautiful Christmas Lightshow at the National Trust’s beautiful Erddig
Dec 08, 2014 12:08 By Laura Sprinks
A fantasy display of projections, lighting and special effects – visible from miles around the 18th century showpiece house – as the enchanting Erddig Glow Christmas celebrations were launched at the weekend
National Trust Wales has kicked off the festive celebrations with an event at one of its most enchanting listed properties with a magical night-time illumination of Wrexham’s Downton Abbey-esque Erddig.
The Erddig Glow, which launched at the weekend showcased an exciting light display that illuminated the 18th century house and its romantic walled garden, complete with ‘frozen’ entry gates and trees, coloured up-lighters, static projections, feature lighting and more.
The ‘Glow’, which attracted hundreds of visitors on its inaugural night, will now take place every Friday and Saturday throughout December. The display can be seen for miles around the property making the house a perfect backdrop for a night-time stroll to escape the hustle and bustle and enjoy a feast for the senses.
ERDDIG CHRISTMAS PROJECTIONS
What’s more, the front of the country house – which reflects the upstairs downstairs life of a gentry family over 250 years ago – has an animated advent calendar projected on to it during the event which truly brings to life the spirit of Christmas.
The colourful display of numbered windows and doors has inspired a digital advent calendar which has been created to highlight key moments taking place across the places that the National Trust care for in Wales this December. It’ll be packed with events, recipes, key dates and lots of handy hints and tips – perfect for those looking to make the most of the season and get into the festive spirit with their loved ones.
With a fifth of people across Wales believing that receiving an advent calendar is one of the most special Christmas traditions – the calendar will allow people to re-visit some of their most favourite pastimes during the holiday season and celebrate at one of the many events across their locations.
Places featured include Bodnant Garden, Plas Newydd and Penrhyn Castle, which sit near and within the boundaries of Snowdonia National Park, as well as Erddig, Chirk Castle and Powis Castle. Dyffryn Gardens and Tredegar House in South-east Wales are also featured as well as a cluster of beautiful places scattered throughout the west of the country, including Llanerchaeron, Stackpole and Colby Woodland Garden.
Alongside the Erddig Glow, the Trust – Europe’s largest conservation charity which looks after some of the UK’s most important spaces and places – has unveiled a busier than ever schedule of Christmas events that include traditional carol services, fairs, winter garden displays, elf workshops and more. There will even be a few appearances from Father Christmas himself.
Each place has a colourful line up of winter events and days out that include cheese and truffle-making workshops at Powis Castle, wreath-making workshops at Llanerchaeron and elf workshops – meaning Christmas-lovers young and old will be able to enjoy the best of the outdoors while stepping back in time to see how Christmas was celebrated in times gone by.
Bodnant Gardens will also be opening its recently-unveiled winter garden this year – giving visitors the perfect opportunity to re-discover the outdoors and enjoy a host of seasonal wildlife and colours on display. Ten years in the making and at its best with a touch of frost, the garden is a great way to explore nature in the beautiful surroundings
Other festive highlights include:
:: Christmas with the Yorke’s candlelight tours at Erddig
:: Thursday Lates at Erdigg , Christmas shopping with lamp-lit below stairs and servants getting ready for Christmas
:: Christmas carolling at Dinefwr and Chirk Castle
:: Elves Workshops in Bodnant Garden
:: Christmas lunches at Powis Castle , Chirk Castle and Stackpole
:: Llanerchaeron Christmas Fair
:: Wreath Making Workshop, Llanerchaeron , Ceredigion
:: Father Christmas at Powis , Llanerchaeron , Dyffryn Gardens and many more
:: ‘A Christmas Carol’ weekends at Tredegar House
Justin Albert, Director National Trust Wales said: “We know how important Christmas traditions are for families young and old all across Wales. Our festive celebrations this year aim to re-kindle the magic of Christmas and let people enjoy the wonders of outdoors despite the drop in temperatures – whether making their own decorations, carolling or enjoying a glass of mulled wine during a walk among our vast gardens.
“There’s tonnes going on at each of our places and we can’t wait to welcome people across the country in for a mince pie and a taste of Christmases this year.”
National Trust Wales is inviting people to go to http://ntwales.walesonline.co.uk/ to see the advent calendar and watch as new hints and tips are unveiled day by day.
GMC new Yukon vehicle launch was held at City Walk Shopping Mall with a huge event including a large water screen which was placed in the lake.
EMF worked with the client to produce video footage to suit. The equipment was supplied from stock in Dubai and the UK. Apart from the water screen element the event was encircled with 8 High powered searchlights and 6 city colors and gobo projectors projecting onto the water between the main shows.
In the run up to the Invictus Games Searchlights and Large Scale Building Projection was used on London Landmarks Tower Bridge and Buckingham Palace and finally for the event at the Olympic Stadium.
High Powered Search lights were used to create massive beams across the London Skyline and bring attention to the the first International sporting event for injured and wounded Servicemen and women.
