We were so busy with the show that we didn’t get a chance to document, but we found these clips from a happy attendee.

Armin van Buuren

Benny Benassi

A long shot of the show.

As the first concert to be hosted at the Convention Centre, we had to be sure everything went smoothly and according to plan. The ten video projectors were driven all driven by Modul8 on one Mac Pro and three Macbook Pros. On the LED side, we had 600 nodes of Colorkinetics iflex and 14 CK Colorblaze units all driven by Madrix.

Here are some more photos:

Check out a spec sheet for the LED panels:

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And videos

Here are some photos of our recently completed installation for the Northwest Territories, Nunavut, and Yukon Pavillion for the 2010 Olympics. Urban Visuals designed the sign and the multi-screen Aurora Borealis projection that draws people into the space as well as designed a number of the media installations throughout the venue.

The Exterior sign built with a unique blend of CNC cut acrylic and “Icy” LED lighting.

A key part of the media installation inside the pavillion is a 5 screen synchronized “Fact Wall” that presents facts you might not otherwise know about Canada’s North.

The Fact Wall

The Aurora Borealis at the entrance.

Using the architectural details of the facade as part of the narrative implemented Samsung content and created several winter sports scenes. The project involved close work with Samsung and Brandlive staff, 3 days of testing with a 10k projector and a mapping process we created that allowed for the animations to me adjusted to the building surface on the fly.  For the final day we used a Barco HD 20k projection system and a macbook pro laptop. The un-usually low contrast projection situation ( a lot of ambient light mixed with building surface material) made full 3D illusion difficult, but possible.

The design consisted of  an ‘arc’ of sound responsive LED panels around the performer.

The end result was a bright and stunning form on stage that pulsed to the tempo of the performance. The show also included live feed and syncopated graphic overlay, and real time visual and lighting effects that could be applied simultaneously to video and lighting via the MADRIX console that we run.

Look for more of our work at the “Inkhouse” stage at the 2010 Olympic Games in Vancouver where we will be doing a similar stage design.

From September here’s another video of the crazy MSTRKRFT Show at the Commodore Ballroom. We did full stage design including the custom LED canopy, custom fabricated video screens and 3×3 grid animations.  All for one night only.

And in the same weekend across the street Calvin Harris DJs at Venue in front of our permanently installed LED Wall. Stay tuned for some better LED products and custom installation we’re working on.

Oh, and photos of our new office and studio will be up here soon.

The video screens are custom built 40″ squares that create two 10′ x 10′ screens. It’s always fun to work with irregular screen shapes and especially screens that are made of a selection of smaller screens.

Some short clips are below the photos.

Check out the full post with more picture on David Lang’s site.

Here’s some video clips we shot of the event.

Check out the photos we’ve found from a variety of blogs and websites.

The floor projection system showcases video games and content produced by the Relic developers. Triggered by sensors on each of the elevator doors, the ultra-wide screen projection reacts to visitors leaving the elevators, immersing them in custom LED lighting and projection.

Using our ColourMatch technology, the custom built wall sconces, react to the video, creating an environment that envelopes the visitor. The lighting, video and sound can all lead to an almost frightening experience for the arriving visitor when the elevator doors open.

The 25 foot by 5 foot wide wall is custom built for the club with 200o nodes of RGB LED with an additional 300 nodes for the DJ booth. Video below shows the LED wall without the DJ booth.

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