Lighting Designer / Director John Penny Williams worked with Robe moving lights supplied by leading Anglo-Irish rental companies HSL from Blackburn UK and Production Services Ireland (PSI) who are headquartered in Belfast, to create a beguiling lighting design at St Patrick’s Cathedral in Armagh, Northern Ireland. This was for a special “Christmas In Ireland” performance by the all boy … [Read more...]
Robe Gives It Large at One Big Weekend
A substantial lighting rig featuring over 150 Robe fixtures was used by ‘house’ Lighting Designer and TV Lighting Director Tim Routledge to create a production design for the 1xtra / In New Music We Trust Arena at BBC Radio One’s 2013 ‘Big Weekend’ event. The high-profile three day musical extravaganza staged in Ebrington Square, Derry-Londonderry, Northern Ireland, kicked off the UK … [Read more...]
HSL and PSI Announce Dynamic New Partnership
The UK’s fastest growing lighting and visuals rental specialist, Blackburn based HSL, has formed a dynamic new partnership with Production Services Ireland (PSI) – a market leader in the territory with operations in Belfast and Dublin. The merger sees PSI’s highly successful and well established operations in Northern Ireland and the Irish Republic continue unchanged with the same … [Read more...]
Titanic Weekend for PSI
Irish Lighting rental company Production Services Ireland (PSI) became fully embroiled in the weekend commemorating the centenary of the sinking of the world’s most famous cruise ship – Titanic. The ship – the largest afloat at the time - was built at the Harland & Wolf shipyard in Belfast from 1909 – 1911. She sank four days into her maiden voyage from Southampton to New York on April … [Read more...]
Titanic Weekend for PSI
Irish Lighting rental company Production Services Ireland (PSI) became fully embroiled in the weekend commemorating the centenary of the sinking of the world’s most famous cruise ship – Titanic. The ship – the largest afloat at the time - was built at the Harland & Wolf shipyard in Belfast from 1909 – 1911. She sank four days into her maiden voyage from Southampton to New York on April … [Read more...]
