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Gisborne’s War Memorial Theatre Becomes Medical Facility

By DanGr | 5 May 2020

The NZ Gisborne War Memorial Theatre was the top of the list when a local hospital was looking for COVID-19 testing and treatment facilities.

Light Unite

By DanGr | 4 May 2020

Australian production companies, venues, lighting suppliers, distributors and designers lit up buildings, landmarks, hospitals and the sky to thank all essential workers and boost industry morale.

NYFW With Enlumen and Australia’s ZIMMERMANN

By DanGr | 1 May 2020

Robe PATT Series luminaires were the hero of the ZIMMERMANN showcase at the most recent New York Fashion Week.

AtlasIED now stocking in Australia for fast delivery

By Jason Allen | 30 Apr 2020

Audio, communications, and security manufacturer AtlasIED opens Australian warehouse for quick order fulfilments

All Is Quiet On New Year’s Day? Not If I Can Help It, Bono.

By DanGr | 30 Apr 2020

Intrepid troubadour Duncan Fry disturbs the ambience on an otherwise peaceful island …

Coping with sudden change: “Does humour belong when there’s no music?”

By Jason Allen | 29 Apr 2020

Now that our gig economy suddenly has no gigs, we are each of us responding in different manners. We are all coming to terms with someone telling us we can’t do what we love.

These New Puritans Create Cinematic Lightscape With Satore Studio

By DanGr | 28 Apr 2020

Art rock band These New Puritans engaged Satore Studio to create lighting, visuals and real-time content for their latest live project.

Blue Man Group Drums Up Excitement With L-ISA Hyperreal Sound

By DanGr | 27 Apr 2020

An L-Acoustics Kara system and DiGiCo SD10T mixing console created a powerful and flexible ecosystem for Blue Man Group’s recent tour.

Complicated Mixes: Where To Start, How To Finish – Part II

By DanGr | 24 Apr 2020

In this second instalment of Complicated Mixes Andy Stewart discusses how to make mixes shine, stay vibrant and feel dynamic, particularly towards the end of the process.