Wednesday, September 8th, 2010
Bringing the world of technical theatre to you.
The Closing Ceremony for the FIFA 2010 World cup at Soccer City stadium, Soweto, Johannesburg featured the first ever large scale video projections to be integrated into a live show in South Africa. The ground-breaking extravaganza that brought the tournament to a close just before the Final was produced by the VWV Group. UK-based The [...]
However …… this was no ordinary Ballroom! Right in the heart of Buckingham Palace, one of London’s most famous buildings, The Projection Studio created a stunning video show, featuring much archival World War 1 and 2 footage charting the history of The Not Forgotten Association. The Not Forgotten Association was formed in 1920 to provide [...]
Projection artist Ross Ashton helped bring the Cambridge 800 Anniversary year to a spectacular close with 2 major new light works in the UK’s historic University town that were dedicated to “Transforming Tomorrow”. Projected onto 2 sites, Senate House and the adjacent Old School, and the end of Kings College Chapel and the next door [...]
E/T/C London’s Ross Ashton was invited to create a video projection art work on the amazing Germania statue located in the Niederwald Landscape Park, near Rüdesheim am Rhein, Hesse, Germany, as part of the 2009 Rheinpartie Festival of Light. Ashton’s carefully crafted mix of colour and precision lighting transformed the imposing 38 metre tall monument, [...]
E/T/C London’s Ross Ashton was asked by the President of Malta, George Abela to create a high power video projection show to run right through the two hour Rockestra concert, a high profile fundraising event for the Malta Community Chest charity. President Abela is the patron of the charity, the largest on the island … [...]
