The total cost - not including the DMXpix - was about $1200 to $1500.” The LED wall was created for their performance of 42nd Street in 2018. Each box has its own power supply and making it usable and stand alone in any configuration. So far, we have used this in 2 other shows. This system was designed to come apart and rearrange, from show to show, just using different covers. It’s typically used in back lit LED signs, which made for nice smooth blending without much loss of output. This film was very cheap and a local sign company printed it for us. “The boxes were covered with a plastic film that had images printed on it to give to an Art Deco feel and the boxes lined our proscenium. The modular system was decorative as well.
Using the DMXpix to drive them, I was able to turn that into a low rez video wall and then run animation clips and video clips through the Ion console to get my content onto that to make color effects and things, rather than programming them individually and trying to do it that way.” I made 15 of those boxes that all connected together to make a proscenium arch all the way around. I made these 1’ by 4’ wooden boxes each one had eight rows of WS2812 LED tape in them. He picks up the story: “We made a low rez video wall using two RC4 Wireless DMXpix. Now I have one of the 6 channel DMX6dims, one 6 channel high power dimmer, one DMXpix and one DMXio transceiver.”įisher’s most interesting wireless project took place at Theatre Memphis. Fisher continues: “At Theater Memphis, I had a two channel and two four channel dimmers, DMXpix units, four channel high power dimmer and two DMXio transceivers. Today, Fisher is at the Tennessee Shakespeare Company and is on the 2.4GHz line of products.
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I started with Series 2 and now I’m on Series 3,” he explains. “I started working with RC4 products in 2009 when I worked for the Santa Fe Opera for a summer, and then I started working with them heavily in 2011 when I started working for Theatre Memphis. Production/Lighting Designer Jeremy Allen Fisher is a veteran RC4 Wireless user.
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