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FIN: grandMA2 parties with Finland

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Photos: Ralph Larmann Finland became an independent state on 6th December 1917. To celebrate this important moment in the country’s history a huge crowd of more than 100.000 spectators gathered at the turn of the year at Kansalaistori Square in Helsinki. The theme of Finland’s centenary celebration year is “Together”.   Visual

USA: Descanso Gardens’ “Enchanted: Forest of Light” Makes Holiday Debut with MA Control Systems

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Photos credit: Jake Fabricius In a season filled with holiday light displays, Descanso Gardens in La Cañada Flintridge, Los Angeles has debuted “Enchanted: Forest of Light,” a unique, interactive nighttime experience.  Visitors enjoy a one-mile walk through eight distinct lighting displays in some of the Gardens’ most beloved areas.  Six MA

SGP: CAN Lighting Showcases D.T.S. Exciting Fixtures

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Pictured: Ruben Rizzo of D.T.S. giving his presentation Consolidated Audio Networks (CAN) has always been in the lighting business on top of the audio business it had already established since 2010. "Consolidated Lighting Networks is the new specialised lighting division of Consolidated Audio Networks," explained CAN general manager, Surin Hansra. "A

USA: A.C.T Lighting Supports Clearwing with Clay Paky and MA Lighting

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Photos credit: Sara Bill Photography Billed as the world's largest music festival, Summerfest drew more than 800,000 people to the Henry Meier Festival Grounds on the shores of Lake Michigan in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. A.C.T Lighting, Inc. supported Clearwing Productions with MA Lighting consoles and Clay Paky Scenius spot fixtures for the 11-day

USA: Clay Paky and grandMA2 Shine at the Republican National Convention

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The results are in and Clay Paky Mythos lighting fixtures and grandMA2 consoles got votes of approval from lighting designer David Grill and lighting director Paul Sonnleitner at the Republican National Convention. A.C.T Lighting, Inc. is the exclusive distributor of Clay Paky and MA Lighting in North America. The 2016 RNC

AUS: The Star Shines Bright with Clay Paky SuperSharpys

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Every year for the past seven years, Sydney’s streets and skyline have come alight with the beautiful, inspiring, interactive festival that is Vivid Sydney. The lights and installations of Vivid Sydney illuminate some of Sydney's most iconic landmarks, including the Sydney Opera House, Customs House, Maritime Museum and The Star

ZAF: MA Lighting for Clash of the Choirs

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Photo credit: Duncan Riley Blond Productions was involved, for the third consecutive year, to supply the full technical for the televised competition Clash of the Choirs held at Global Access Studios in Johannesburg, South Africa. Mauritz Neethling from Blond was responsible for the lighting design, having control via a grandMA2 light.

WORLD: MA Meets Adele

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Photos: © Ralph Larmann To describe Adele Laurie Blue Adkins, known worldwide as Adele, simply as ‘successful’ would be a bold understatement. Releasing her debut album “19” in 2008, her career has soared to incredible heights. The album was certified seven times platinum in the UK and double platinum in the

UAE: grandMA2 At The 44th UAE National Day Celebrations

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Photos by Josh Zangen Home to the world’s tallest building, the United Arab Emirates (UAE) is accustomed to doing things big. The extensive festivities marking the 44th UAE National Day were no exception. The official National Day event at Zayed Sports City in Abu Dhabi was a high-end production featuring grandMA2

SA: Lightship Productions relies on MA onPC command wing

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Lightship Productions, owned and run by the enterprising Ni-Lou Breytenbach, is the latest South African lighting production, design and delivery specialist to invest in MA Lighting control with the purchase of an MA onPC command wing, delivered by SA distributors, DWR Distribution CC. Lightship Productions works across all industry sectors including

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