Cool run: Universal pixels in snow map

The Universal Pixel (UP) in January/February provides a backdrop for the European Arena Tour of Snow Tour, showing the eighth record of their rankings, and the Forest is the Road.

Spectacular visuals – UP offers three rising ROE V4ST LED walls and offers Brompton machining, Panasonic RQ35 projectors, Panasonic UC4000 and UE150 cameras and camouflage media servers – this album offers growth and overgrowth themes for sold-out tours. The rolls in and out are one of the unique production elements, with images from Atticus Finch and Flint Studio bringing extra dimensions to the extra dimensions before the band’s trademark projection and LED layers.

Snow patrols are rarely on the road, which has been six years since the last full production arena, so confirmed dates have considerable expectations. The practice team on the tour, from Prime Minister Robin Scott and gig designer Davy Sherwin to independent suppliers like UP, who works with the band forever, are committed to looking forward to it.

After the production rehearsal of LH2, the first challenge was to expand each element of the show to 2,800-Cap Olympia, the Paris-Successful success, which is largely a product of Sherwin’s versatility.

Stay away from the work in the movies of live music, it shows. During this trip, the color balance between lights, projections, LEDs and lasers is extraordinary. Because the LEDs are so bright and so dim, balance is achieved without 10 projectors, it’s all about the action of two super bright Panasonic 50Ks flying above the FOH.

Phil Mercer, Global Pixel Business Director, commented: “With projection, you always fight LEDs. Trying to place it in every show, a room of different sizes that can be repeated, and there is a really good project that can kill any seat or destroy any line of sight from it. LEDs have taken over a lot, projection is a very rarely used discipline, but on tour, it adds something. There is a real impact.

“Robin Scott always puts a dynamic team together, and the Forest is the Path Tour is another fantastic product for the collaboration.”

“I’ve been running out of it forever on the snow patrol, and Phil Mercer is always there for help and advice. The service is second to none and they have the equipment I need without failing,” said Davy Sherwin.

Global Pixel will be on a snow cruise again when it lands in the Middle East in April.