The world premiere in Los Angeles of the long-awaited Star Wars: The Force Awakens? had a massive red carpet area, including a walkway with almost 400 of Christie’s MicroTiles displays. […]
Christie has announced its acquisition of Allure Global Solutions, the Atlanta software and services firm that has been largely focused on signage and POS systems for the cinema and sports and entertainment industries. The company will now be known as Allure, a Christie Company. […]
Hat tip to DailyDOOH, as I missed this one when the release came out … Here is a terrific example of what can be done with projection mapping INSIDE a room with controlled lighting conditions – the ceiling on Union Station in St. Louis, MO. […]
Photo: Doug Ashley Christie is continuing to roll out its Christie Experiential Networks digital signage/digital OOH program in cinemas across the US, among the latest the Emagine Palladium theatre in Birmingham, Michigan. The new moviehouse is part of Michigan-based Emagine Entertainment, and is among 200 or so Christie plans to have installed this year with a lobby-based, ad-supported network. […]
LA’s California Science Center used a running exhibit on the Dead Sea Scroll as the visual theme for its big fundraising evening, the Discovery Ball – using a massive projection mapping set-up to make a vast screen that had to work its way around things like dangling airplanes. […]
Here’s an interesting use-case for projection mapping – crowd control. Canada’s Wonderland – a big theme park on Toronto’s outskirts – does a nightly projection mapping show on the park’s fake mountain structure near the entry/exit gates. It closes the park’s evening, and pulls people from all over the park to see the mountain transformed. […]
I realized Christie was getting serious about creating a media wing to its business when I ran into Alan High – who ran ClearChannel Outdoor – walking around an event with Christie on his badge. […]
