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Written by Marc
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Monday, 02 November 2009 11:34 |
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The PIXEL FALL now available at LSE
The Pixel Fall is a revolutionary Logo reveal equipment. It is using the water to materialize images, texts and logos. The water is highlighted by LED projectors which can change the water colour on demand.
It can be integrated in an event concept, in a product launch, in a show or any concept that could benefit from the magic of water creating images.
The possibilities are numerous. The Pixel Fall is extendable in length (from 4 meters to unlimited extensions) and in height (from 3 meters to 8 meters).
The installation is not constraining and quite fluid and simple, around two days are necessary to build it up.
The programming of the pixels can be done remotely in our premises at the preproduction stage. The image integration is based on a pixelised 2D format and can reproduce any text or 2D image given by its user.
For any quotation or request on a special event, please contact us directly at
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modules of 180 centimeters |
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unlimited supply of 180 cm modules |
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4 meters |
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8 meters tolerated |
| Electricity consumption: |
10 Amps for one module |
| Water supply: |
1 m³ for one module |
| Number of nozzles: |
100 nozzles for one module |
Net weight:
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140 kg for one module |
Gross weight:
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205 kg for one module |
Available for rental or purchase (quotation on request)
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Last Updated on Tuesday, 03 November 2009 15:55 |
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Written by Marc
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Friday, 03 July 2009 13:24 |
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LSE CREATES A SPECTACLE FOR THE INAUGURATION OF THE MARDAN PALACE HOTEL, TURKEY
The end of May saw LSE creating the spectacular opening ceremony of the five star Mardan Palace hotel in Antalya, the south of Turkey. Drawing an illustrious international presence of celebrities and press, Patrick Awouters and his team created an unforgettable visual experience for the opening.
The event, which took place over two days, was a high profile affair featuring presenters and performers including Sharon Stone, Richard Gere, Paris Hilton, Monica Belluci, Tom Jones and Seal.
For the Grand Inauguration, Patrick and creative director Tara Smith decided to celebrate the historical influences, modern technology and imagination which go into creating a hotel such as the Mardan Palace. “I wanted to bring to the hotel launch a bit of soul, to breath life into the design processes and influences which bring the actual construction into being,” explains Tara.
The show also celebrated the idea of East meets West as represented in the architecture of the hotel itself. One wing represented Anatolya which was depicted with giant video projection and aerial belly dancers, emphasising the passion of the orient with choreographed flames.
The second wing represented Europe which was visualized with a daring silk aerial act, high above the audience’s heads, and infused with a fountain ballet; the two were then linked by the middle section with a laser representation of the famous Bosphorus Bridge, representing Turkey.
Each section of the hotel was individually highlighted and ‘brought to life’ during the performance before reaching an explosive crescendo at the finale.
Wound into these themes was that of the imaginative process which a designer experiences during the art of creation. A kind of dream space was recreated using transparent floating balls on the central water feature and aerial performers lowered from the tops of the buildings to ‘paint’ the design of the hotel across its surface.
“The evening was very well received,” states Patrick. “We even had ladies in the audience crying with emotion over the Imagination scene, so we knew we were reaching our audience!”
The evening’s events centred around the inner pool courtyard and used multi-media effects to illustrate these historical, technological and imaginative references. The building façade, roof tops, lighthouse tower, the pool itself and even the beach beyond, acted as projection surfaces, resulting in over 200m of video projection. More than 700 pyrotechnic firing points on the facade and 40 lasers, choreographed flames and fountains were also used, augmenting the performances of the aerial performers.
An event such as this is the result of many people bringing together their talents, their courage and creativity - without which it would not be possible. Patrick would like to say a big thank you to all who gave their love, sweat and tears to make it happen.
In all a total of 150 dedicated crew, 36 trailers, 3 cargo flights of material and over 20km of power cables were required to bring this spectacle to fruition.
LSE’s team for the Mardan Palace Spectacular was headed by Managing Director, Patrick Awouters and included Technical Director, Erik Lybeer, Creative Director, Tara W Smith, Lighting Director, Theo Cox and Project Coordinator Marc Agboton.
EQUIPMENT USED
Pyrotechnics - 8 tonnes of explosive and 700 firing points
Flame effects - 60 flames around the pool area and on roof tops
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- Facade - 20 x 20 lumen video projectors
- Main stage - 105 Martin LC2140 sections fed by a Maxedia media server run from a Maxxyz console
- Flanking main stage - Two 6 x 4m Barco SLite 10XP screens
Aerial artists rigging - specially commisioned rigging equipment adapted to site conditions allowing horizontal & vertical
movement without damaging the building.
Lasers - 40 projectors, RGB and green
Fountains - over 100 jets from versailles crowns to moving jets
Sound – Meyer sound system
Lighting – over 400 lighting fixtures |
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Last Updated on Saturday, 04 July 2009 11:04 |
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Written by Marc
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Tuesday, 11 November 2008 00:00 |
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NEW FLASH FORTISS 5W - High power, Small housing, Lower price
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LSE is proud to announce the availability of a new powerful and compact multicolor laser: the Flash Fortiss 5w, the most powerful whitelight diode laser system in compact design.
Dimensions (mm): 400 x 210 x 260 (dimensions without yoke: see/accessories)
System weight: < 20kg!
RGB Output: 5,0W /pure whitelight balance: >3,5W to 4,0W
=> See the technical data of this top new laser in the products > sale section
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Last Updated on Thursday, 09 July 2009 08:17 |
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Written by Marc
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Saturday, 03 May 2008 00:00 |
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One LSE's permanent installation inaugurated on May, 3rd 2008 at Ishanya Shopping Mall, Pune, India
LSE and the high technologoy and extremely modern Ishanya Shopping Mall were working closely together since November 2006. After more than a year of storyboarding, sound digitizing, video programming, laser programming, actors shooting as well as site construction and one month equipment installation, LSE and Ishanya are proud to present FANTASIA MAGIC, a enchanting story in the computer world where good meets evil which is told to children and adults thanks to the combination of the newest technologies : video animation, film, lasers, fountains, lights, flames and so much more.
The inauguration took place on May, 3rd 2008 and was presented by a well-known model and Bollywood actress Malaika Arora Khan and it was commented by young actor Darsheel Safary in the presence of the who'who of Pune.
The show, which is set up in a to-measure open-air amphitheatre, will take place from two to three times a week and is welcoming all the shopping mall visitors who are keen on relaxing for half an hour.
LSE’s team for the Fantasia Magic permanent multimedia installation was headed by Managing Director, Patrick Awouters and included Technical Director, Bernard Hamon, Creative Director, Tara W Smith and Project Coordinator Marc Agboton.
EQUIPMENT USED
Video - 3 x 12 000 lumen video projectors
Lasers - 1 central multicolour laser + 2 green lasers
Fountains - 1 water screen + 3 versailles crown fountains + 40 vertical jets + 6 peacock and fan effects
Flame effects - 8 flame machines
Sound - Meyer sound system
Lighting - 6 lighting fixtures on moving head
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Last Updated on Thursday, 09 July 2009 08:29 |
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Written by Marc
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Friday, 31 March 2006 00:00 |
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New Flash Multicolor Series
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LSE launches the new Flash series multicolor lasers from 2 to 10 watts whitelight solid state. This new laser model is the perfect solution for multimedia laser show thanks to the combination of an infinite number of various color and high speed scanners. The wide range of possible power and budget will help you to use the perfect product. |
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Last Updated on Thursday, 09 July 2009 08:20 |
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Written by Marc
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Thursday, 15 December 2005 00:00 |
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New Branch Office in Vietnam!
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NEW LSE opens a branch office in Vietnam. LSE offers now a stock of laser material (yag, multicolor) and screen accessories (watercurtains, inflatable dome...) in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam, to produce all range of laser show and multimedia productions. |
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Last Updated on Thursday, 09 July 2009 08:18 |
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Written by Marc
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Saturday, 12 November 2005 00:00 |
New 5w laser on Moving Head, totally DMX contrallable !
The New Stage Blitz DMX 512 available now in our rental stock.
To offer a new range of laser product for the lighting designer, LSE offer the perfect solution for people who love laser effect, but use it like moving light.
The Stage Blitz kit is composed of 4 units with Hog 1000 controller DMX 512, 1 DMX splitter and cabling.
Every unit is fitted on individual flight case .
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Last Updated on Thursday, 09 July 2009 08:20 |
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