From The Archives: Spring Lighting Seminar

On April 20th, 2017 Elation and Chauvet Lighting converged at Peachstate Audio to present the Spring Lighting Seminar. The purpose of the event was to educate customers on current product offerings, as well as give best practices for their usage.

First up was Dwight Slamp from Chauvet. He demonstrated the following products, as well as some ideal scenarios when they could be used: Ovation series of ellipsoidals and fresnels, Colorado Solo 1, 2, 3 zoomable wash pars, Rogue series of intelligent lighting, Maverick series of intelligent lighting, and Slimpar Pro wash pars.

Dwight Slamp of Chauvet gives product overview

Next up, Rick Valero of Freed Sales presented the ADJ 3.9 Video Wall. To see his entire product presentation on the video wall, watch below.

After Rick detailed the ADJ Video Wall, Chuck Dillingham of Freed Sales gave an excellent presentation outlining tips for Lighting for Video. You can watch the entirety of his presentation below. This is especially useful for houses of worship who broadcast or record their services.

After Chuck gave these tips, he transitioned into the Elation product presentation. This included the following products:

TVL Softlight DW, DW Chorus 48, Flex Pixel WP, 14 Demo Kit, Colour 5 Profile, Plat Beam 5R Extreme, Plat Spot III, Color Pendants, Fuze Wash 350, Davinci, Plat 7, Road Hog, AV3 Video Wall, Emotion Qty 2.

After the presentations, everyone broke for lunch. During lunch and into the afternoon, manufacturers were on hand to provide further product demonstrations and answer specific questions. The Spring Lighting Seminar was one of our most well-attended and successful events to date. We'd like to thank Chauvet Pro & Elation Pro for bringing such excellent products to show to our customers, as well as preparing top-notch presentations. Should you have any questions about the products shown, please don't hesitate to contact us!

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