Nachhaltigkeit ist eine der größten Herausforderungen, denen sich die Veranstaltungsbranche in den nächsten Monaten und Jahren stellen muss. Die Green Guided Tours auf der Prolight + Sound stellen Unternehmen vor, die sich bereits heute dem Ziel der Nachhaltigkeit stellen. Am Mittwoch besuchte die Tour L-Acoustics, Martin Professional , Mott Mobile Systeme GmbH & Co. KG…
DetailsBright colours, large LED screens and geometric shapes are always a part of @pls_frankfurt. They can be found in Hall 12.1. #prolightsound23
Green events and sustainability are topics that are currently presenting the event industry with new challenges. There are many different levers that organizers and producers can turn. This also offers scope for new products. One example is the huge Instagrid battery, a prototype of which can currently be seen at Prolight + Sound. Long-term displacement…
DetailsSustainability and Green Events are two bog topics at this years Prolight + Sound. Stefan Lohmann is talking about how the event industry has to and can change – and what impact the industry can have.
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DetailsWhen the word live broadcasting is mentioned, large OB trucks, cables and cameras immediately come to mind. Be it sports events like the Olympics, international festivals like Wacken or live broadcasting spectacles like the Eurovision Song Contest, not only image and sound have to be transmitted, but also communication between athletes, referees, presenters or directors.…
DetailsNothing to hear? At the Silent Stage at Prolight + Sound visitors have to listen to the sound through headphones. Check it out in hall 11.0. #prolightsound23
First day of Prolight + Sound is ending. Here you find some impressions.
Are there vegetables on the cable? Indeed there are. And with these vegetables you can put on music like a real DJ. You don’t believe it, try it out at Prolight + Sound 2023.
At Prolight + Sound 2023, you’ll find all sorts of innovations and technological firsts. But a Nintendo Gameboy, which was first launched in Japan in 1989, has also crept into this year’s trade fair. Is the fair going retro now? Not at all. The Gameboy look belongs to the web interface of Universe, a German-based…
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