Tartan Army Projection Campaign for England v Scotland Football Game
In celebration of the football game England v Scotland EMF were commissioned to create massive images to be projected for the brand Tennent’s around London.
The images of Don Hutchison’s celebration from the last encounter between the nations in 1999 or a ‘We’ll Be Coming…’ message were projected across London landmarks such as Battersea Power Station, Wembley Stadium and the London Eye.
Tennent’s Building Projection Battersea Power Station
Capital Radio Projection for Tartan Army
TARTAN ARMY PROJECTIONS BATTERSEA POWER STATION
Tennent’s Tartan Army Projection Campaign London Eye
Reality TV stars found themselves in an unusual setting this week as scenes from Made in Chelsea were played to a field of cows in preparation for them becoming reality stars themselves this summer.As part of the #DISCOVERDAIRY campaign for DairyCo, the mammal movie goers became both directors and stars of a series of short films, in an effort to encourage young people to connect with dairy farming.The likes of Spencer Matthews and other cast members such as Binky Felstead from Made in Chelsea fought it out for the attention of the herd, as a 4 meter wide screen showed highlights from the popular reality TV show to gauge the cows’ reactions to the unfolding drama.Dairy farmer Rob Harrison said: “A friend of mine told me that his cows are into watching TV, but I’ve never witnessed it myself. They did seem to find it pretty interesting at first, although one or two paid more attention to the snacks provided. Fresh grass is a more suitable food for cows than popcorn so we stuck to that.”Amanda Ball from DairyCo, said: “This experiment was a bit of fun, but there is a serious message here too. Research suggests there is a lack of knowledge about what modern dairy farming is about but we know people are interested in finding out more – so we’re launching a campaign to try and bridge that gap.”The Discover Dairy campaign will see the mammal moovie goers turn into both directors and stars of short films in an effort to encourage young people to connect with farming. A separate series of videos presented by TV presenter Adam Henson alongside the cow herd will also feature in the WATCH section of www.thisisdairyfarming.com.This experiment was set up for dairy farmers by DairyCo, a not-for-profit organisation providing information about dairy farming, to prepare the herd for a starring role in a series of films which launch on www.thisisdairyfarming.com this week.
The guys were back again at Pontcysyllte Aqueduct’s World Heritage Site ‘Pontfest 2013’ lighting the magnificent 126 foot high aqueduct – the longest in Britain!
This year brought a huge crowd to see the show of searchlights, flames and fireworks for the family ‘picnic in the park’ event.
Pontfest 2013 – Aqueduct Spectacular with Searchlights & Flames
Pontcysyllte Aqueduct Searchlight Show
On Friday 12 July 2013 huge crowds gathered at Pontcysyllte Aqueduct to see the Word Heritage site landmark lit up on a fabulous summer evening. There were thousands of people enjoying the live music throughout the evening as they eagerly awaited the sky to darken and the light show to begin. The light show directed at the Aqueduct Arches was spectacular and followed by a Fireworks display donated by a local “Kevin” company – an amusing pronunciation of “Cefn” by the compare. Nobody left the evening disappointed. Congratulations to the organisers.
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Interactive Projection Cube System – powered by bicycles!
Interactive Projection Cube System – powered by bicycles!
Interactive Projection Cube System developed to be used with audience participation creating enough power to run the projectors and AV equipment for this event – all powered by bicycles!!
Large scale projections were created on the dam as the backdrop to this years Grass Roots Festival. Grassroots festival saw over 4,000 people at the Val de la Mar reservoir to see acts like Fun Lovin’ Criminals and Natty perform.
For Heineken beer promotion a massive water screen projection event was created on the River Liffey, Dublin. Ireland.
Dublin water screen event, River Liffey. Ireland
Our large waterscreen created a 120ft-wide x 60ft-high screen and using large scale digital projection equipment a massive spinning bottle emerged from the Liffey!
Dublin waterscreen event on the River Liffey. Ireland
Dublin waterscreen event on the River Liffey. Ireland
Battersea Power station projection in support of Help for Heroes campaign with a massive 7000kw Xenon Static Projection two huge Union Jack flags covered the towers.
For Audi’s bash in Valencia, Spain a charted plane flew all the crew out for the exclusive party which ended with a stunning Waterscreen display.
Our 20M X 10M Water Screen projection system was used in conjunction with our Christie projectors and EMF temporary power services to showcase the new Audi car. We have several size Waterscreens available. All systems have been designed for high quality projection with ease of installation and can be supplied for sea water or fresh water use- as floor mounted, floating units or suspended from barges.
Waterscreens are a completely different way of using an expanse of water to create a stunning effect for Product Launches, Theme Parks, Promotions, event and Innovate advertising.
The Water screens are created from Water being pumped under high pressure to create a semi-circular screen which is semi- transparent and ideal for projection. Water screens are ideally sited in lakes, rivers the sea or in a bespoke basin supplied as required.