We would like to congratulate David Walton for winning the 212 Award for May. He bears the brunt of our projects from the time we get them until their completion. David's attention to detail is what makes Radiant Technology stand out in our industry.
SOURCE: Herman and Almonte PR · RELEASED: 4/7/2010
The Cinépolis Foundation's social outreach program entitled Let's all go to Cinépolis Haiti will screen 11 movies on donated Christie digital cinema projectors reaching more than 70,000 people devastated by the February 12th earthquake.
Let's all go to Cinépolis Haiti is a joint effort between the Cinépolis Foundation and the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Mexico, as well as the support of the Ministry of Culture of Haiti, FilmAid International, DOR Internacional and Christie Digital Systems USA, Inc. This partnership aids in the reconstruction of Haiti by promoting positive messages and by bringing a moment of relaxation and joy as the country continues its recovery.
Lorena Guillén-Laris, Executive Director of Cinépolis Foundation notes, "Let's all go to Cinépolis Haiti seeks to provide glimmers of hope and moments of family life that contribute to the emotional state of our Haitian brothers and sisters. We want to laugh, dream and be inspired by positive messages. The short films will encourage them to be strong and move forward."
The movies will be shown nightly on a 15m (49.2ft) inflatable screen in shelters located throughout Port au Prince and surrounding areas and will include both short and feature length, Hollywood movies. The short films theming on survival, unity and civic participation include: I'm Still Alive, Grand Mère, Mechanistic and Volunteer, as well as, shorts recorded by survivors of the earthquake. The full feature movies include: 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea, Ice Age, Ice Age: The Meltdown and Night at the Museum - the last three are being supplied by 20th Century Fox. The long and short films are spoken or translated into French and Creole, the national languages of Haiti.
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Congratulations to Jody Cripe for winning our 212 Award. She has exhibited a tremendous amount of support to our systems consultants, marketing department and customers. Thanks Jody!
SOURCE: Crestron Electronics, Inc. · RELEASED: 4/1/2010
ROCKLEIGH, N.J.-- Crestron announced the release of the HD-TX3-F and HD-RX3-F transmitter/receiver pair, which provides a simple, reliable solution to extend uncompressed HDMI, analog audio, Ethernet, USB HID and control signals up to 1000 feet over single multimode fiber. The pair supports HDMI 1.3a with Deep Color and 7.1 channel lossless audio; manages EDID and HDCP, handles resolutions up to 1920x1200 and 1080p60, and are compatible with both DVI and DisplayPort Multimode.
Time proved to be a challenge to creating a warm and welcoming environment for a gala marking the completion of the latest Rolex Mentor and Protégé Arts Initiative in London, as multi-award winning lighting designer Herrick Goldman discovered.
Asked by Bounce Event Management to light the ceremony at the Royal Opera House's Paul Hamlyn Hall, Goldman confronted numerous challenges:
The prestigious, biennial Rolex Mentor and Protégé Arts Initiative is an international philanthropic program that seeks out highly-talented young artists and brings them together with masters in the fields of dance, literature, film, music, visual arts and theater for a year-long, one-to-one mentoring relationship. Paul Hamlyn Hall is the newly refurbished atrium adjacent to the Royal Opera House, Covent Garden. Formerly known as Floral Hall, it was designed after the previous theater of the Royal Opera House was destroyed by fire in 1857. The stunning glass and cast iron structure was heavily influenced by the Crystal Palace, the centerpiece of London's Great Exhibition of 1851.
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