When the Telluride Film Festival had to cancel, one of the big heartbreaks was not being able to screen Frances McDormand's new film NomadLand. But as we've all been pushed to get creative, so too did the Telluride peeps, and they brought the festival for one night to the Rose Bowl. Lucky us! We did a wicked-cool drive-in as guests of Steve Allison of TIL and Fox Searchlight for this premier. Note the color of the skies - horrible smoke from the fires that are still burning gave our masks dual purpose. So sad, but so nice to have a couple of hours of semi-normalcy enjoying this amazing film outdoors with 600 of our closest, distantly masked friends.
We are proud to participate in the #RedAlertRESTART campaign where over 1500 live music, production and event venues light themselves red in support of the live events industry and the RESTART Act. Here's ShowPro HQ and a few other venues I photo-bombed around town.
ShowPro Live Studio Events is a sophisticated technical environment supplying broadcast events with the same world-class production that is expected from an in-person event. Connect with your audience in an innovative, captivating and memorable way by combining live, in-studio performances, unique content and remote performances. Instantly create breakout sessions for participants to experience closer interaction. Deliver your content in spectacular fashion while keeping your costs under control. ShowPro Live Studio Events is your solution.
For those of you with too much time on your hands, we present:
¡ShowPro LIVE! 2020
Covid Response Team
February is, of course, awards show season, and we adore our recurring Grammys, Oscars, Designers Guild, and so many more gigs. But, The Kobe Memorial was yesterday, and I can't seem to shake the sadness. Such beautiful families that are stricken with tragedy, not to mention the global impact...
We were asked to do some projection work for the City of Vernon for the entire NBA season to honor Kobe. These new monster Elation Proteus fixtures did the trick from 400 feet away... Please, disregard the awful stringer lights on the legs of the Water Tower – those are an old mock-up by others. I dropped some award show shots In at the end to show my respect. Thanks to Sequoia and Jerry Hayes, and our dear NARAS clients, and all of the crew and staff that pulled off a sick month. Now, we just need these virus numbers to drop and the DOW to climb.
All in a month's work…