Summit Steel has just completed one of its busiest phases at The O2 arena in London, where the Kent based company provides the venue's in-house rigging services. The all-action schedule included a 12 night residency by Bon Jovi and shows by Leona Lewis, Aerosmith, Rod Stewart, George Benson & Marti Pellow and Al Green & Michael McDonald, with the real logistics-twister presented by … [Read more...]
Summit Steel Supplies Royal Windsor Horse Show
Summit Steel supplied a wide selection of its highly regarded SmarTmast range to the Royal Windsor Horse Show, which were deployed around the main arena to provide an elegant solution for the flying of video displays and PA and lighting points. Summit were working for equestrian event specialists and show producers Horse Power, and have supplied the show for the last 5 years, during which … [Read more...]
Summit Had a Back-Up Plan
Summit Steel played a vital role in the action and excitement for the UK movie premiere of The Back-Up Plan, which took place at the Vue Cinema, Leicester Square, London. The film sees Jennifer Lopez's return to the big screen in this romantic comedy co-starring Alex O’Loughlin. Summit was asked by production company Premier PR to "float" a double sided screen 4 metres in the air outside … [Read more...]
Summit rigs largest screen in O2 for Mamma Mia screening
Summit Steel rigged the largest flown projection screen to date in London's O2 Arena for two special screenings of Mamma Mia the Movie which were enjoyed by up to 12000 people per show. Summit was working for Andy Peat Associates. They had rigged a similar - slightly smaller - screen in the venue two years ago for Peat and his team to facilitate the premiere of The Chronicles of Narnia: Prince … [Read more...]
Summit Steel rigs National TV Awards at O2
Summit Steel supplied rigging services plus all trussing & motors required for the 2010 National TV Awards, which moved to London's O2 Arena for the first time. It was hosted by Dermot O'Leary and broadcast live on the UK's ITV1 channel. Summit was working for the show's producers Indigo Television. The Kent-based company also provides all the in-house rigging services for the O2, so … [Read more...]
