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Richard Cadena talks high voltage at CHAUVET HQ

Posted on November 18, 2011

Academy of Production Technology: Day one. What is electricity? The scope of the first day was about entertainment electricity and electrical theory. For example, how to measure current, voltage, wattage, calculate phase angles, Ohm’s law and AC and DC power. There were quite a few ‘did you know?’ moments as well. Did you know you […]

The Ghost Light

Posted on November 11, 2011

We visited The Lyric Theater recently and while checking out their collection of CHAUVET gear used in the theater and the neighboring Flagler Center, we grabbed a shot of their ghost light. The one above is in the foreground with COLORdash Batten Tri linear wash lights on the cyc while some LED PAR 38 Tri […]

COLORado Colors Christian Concert in Puerto Rico

Posted on November 10, 2011

Ten COLORado Batten 72 Tour linear wash lights traveled to Puerto Rico to animate a Christian concert at the Coliseo de Puerto Rico José Miguel Agrelot. Five LED wash lights were installed symmetrically on each side of a video screen and used as sidelights.     The lights were specified and temporarily installed for the event […]

CHAUVET Brings the Lights at Algam Party

Posted on November 9, 2011

CHAUVET joined a one-of-a-kind party thrown by Algam, distributor of musical instruments, audio and lighting equipment throughout France. Algam exclusively distributes CHAUVET DJ and Professional products. Organized every two years, the party aims to bring together Algam’s main suppliers. CHAUVET lights filled the hotel where the event took place, and lit a theater, showroom, bar […]

Tech Talk: Untangle and Unwind: Know How to Manage Your Cables

Posted on November 8, 2011

Written by Mike Graham, product manager for CHAUVET Professional One of my biggest pet peeves is messy cables. Even at my house, all of my cables behind the entertainment system are all zip-tied and grouped by control and power. Show time, being superficial with your cables is not recommended and is not professional. Neat cables […]

The Making of a Legendary Infectious Booth

Posted on November 3, 2011

Written by Mike Graham, product manager for CHAUVET Professional It took four days for our CHAUVET team to set up a giant spider and create a booth that amazed and infected hundreds of attendees with light at LDI 2011 in Orlando. We worked day and night installing 46 pieces of truss, 31 motors and ran […]

Post-LDI

Posted on November 2, 2011

Written by Mike Graham, product manager for CHAUVET Professional …And then it was over.  After four days of load in, each consisting of about 14 hours per day, three days of show, and 12 hours of load out, it is all done. LDI 2011 is officially in the can. I have barely had time to […]

CHAUVET Wins Best Large Booth Award at LDI 2011

Posted on November 1, 2011

Out of more than 120 exhibitors, CHAUVET’s infectious lighting became contagious and received the Best Large Booth award at LDI 2011 in Orlando. It’s not the first time CHAUVET has stolen the show and infected attendees with light. In 2007, we received the same award at LDI when we ingeniously presented the “It’s Green Thinking” […]

Straight to You, COLORado

Posted on October 27, 2011

Josh Groban‘s Straight to You Tour played its first show—back in the States, fresh from its European leg—at the Bank Atlantic Center (which is just minutes away from CHAUVET HQ!) in Sunrise, Fla. We had a chance to see the crooner perform live as well as see 14 of our COLORado Batten 144 Tour linear […]

LDI 2011: Day One, Load In

Posted on October 26, 2011

Written by Mike Graham, product manager for CHAUVET Professional It’s day one of load in for LDI. Our crew killed it today! We rigged a total of 31 rigging points and all of our truss is ready for lights and video. Yep, its official, we are at LDI and ready to go. Big thanks to […]

DIY video with CHAUVET

Posted on October 10, 2011

The Strike Nineteens hail from Scotland and recently shot this video using four iPhones and one COLORado Batten 72 TOUR (which makes a cameo appearance!). Thanks to their sound engineer, Ian Green, for sharing this with us.