• GLP BREAK NEW GROUND AT LDI 2018

    GLP BREAK NEW GROUND AT LDI 2018

    The awards keep coming as GLP stage high-octane product display

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  • GLP X4 atom boosts Museum of Ice Cream pop-up tour

    GLP X4 atom boosts Museum of Ice Cream pop-up tour

    Compact, adaptable and camera-friendly fixture provides perfect solution

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  • GLP fixtures worked to the max for Axwell & Ingrosso

    GLP fixtures worked to the max for Axwell & Ingrosso

    JDC1 and X4 Bar 20 in action for spectacular one-off show

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  • GLP JDC1 and KNV populate 50-day Starlite Festival

    GLP JDC1 and KNV populate 50-day Starlite Festival

    Unique cultural event takes place in a former Marbella quarry

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NEWS

GLP stage high-octane product display
2018-11-13

GLP BREAK NEW GROUND AT LDI 2018

The awards keep coming as GLP stage high-octane product display

GLP X4 atom boosts Museum of Ice Cream pop-up tour
2018-11-07

GLP X4 atom boosts Museum of Ice Cream pop-up tour

Compact, adaptable and camera-friendly fixture provides perfect solution

When two members of Swedish House Mafia - Axwell and Sebastian Ingrosso - played a one-off show at the Bill Graham Civic Auditorium in San Francisco recently, it was seen by fans as a precursor for a band reunion (along with third member Steve Angello) in 2019. Charged with maintaining dynamic visuals, with spectacular effects throughout the performance was Sam Tozer of Vision Factory, who once again drew heavily on GLP’s catalogue for his serious ordnance. He had three key goals: to create a shape onstage that reflected the artists’ logo; to thrust the two artists out into the middle of the auditorium, and to immerse the audience in video and lighting. He succeeded spectacularly on all three. To meet Tozer’s design, Christie Lites supplied 40 of GLP’s award-winning impression X4 Bar 20 battens and 58 of the JDC1 hybrid strobes, while video effects came from PRG. “The JDC1’s surrounded the stage and were the main lighting units, allowing us to wash and attack the audience with light,” the production designer reports. “The X4 Bars framed the stage and allowed me to create a division of light between the audience and the artist.” Tozer brought the full creative possibilities out of the JDC1, in particular, running them in full pixel mode. “This allowed us to make low-res pixel effects throughout the rig.” Working with lighting designer and programmer Alex Hesse, Tozer threw the whole enchilada at the production including flame cannons, confetti, fireworks, lasers and video, under the watchful eye of production manager Mattie Evans. Despite carrying out pre-vis in Sweden, the show went ahead without any rehearsal time. “Yes, it was a big risk to do with this size of production with no rehearsals or prep time,” he acknowledges, “but both fans and artists where stunned by the excess.” Sam Tozer regularly dips into the GLP toolbox for his shows, and once again the German lighting company came up trumps. “They are always just a phone call away if I need support - but fortunately everything ran smoothly,” he said. “As always with GLP fixtures I know what to expect and I always love pushing their units to the extreme. I just love using GLP’s products and won’t be stopping anytime soon.” He said the success of the show owed a lot to the collaborative effort from the entire technology team, including Peter Witting (pyro), Lexy (VJ) and Nick Caeyers (camera director).
2018-10-30

GLP fixtures worked to the max for Axwell & Ingrosso

JDC1 and X4 Bar 20 in action for spectacular one-off show

Compact X4 atom lighting fixtures shine in Russian projects
2018-10-18

Compact X4 atom lighting fixtures shine in Russian projects

Lighting designer Leonid Poznyansky boldly experiments with X4 atoms on TV and during major solo concert

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GLP LDI 2018

GLP LDI 2018

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GLP KNV Demo @ LDI 2018

GLP KNV Demo @ LDI 2018

impression FR1 Featurevideo EN

impression FR1 Featurevideo EN

The new GLP impression FR1 is the latest compact LED moving head which offers a soft pencil beam and super fast movement and continuous pan rotation for amazing 3D multi beam designs.
impression FR1 Featurevideo DE

impression FR1 Featurevideo DE

Der GLP impression FR1 ist eines der kompaktesten aktuellen Moving-Heads und bietet ein neues Benchmark an Vielseitigkeit und Qualität. Ausgestattet mit einer einzigen, leistungsstarken, homogenisierten 60-Watt-RGBW-LED, erreicht der impression FR1 eine Farbmischung auf Basis eines breiten Spektrum...

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