Digital Antics’ Managing Director Quintin Willison was asked to submit his thoughts on the show control market place by Ian McMurray writing for Installation Europe magazine. For those that read snippets of Q’s thoughts in the article (Issue 73, July 2006), or even those who did not see it, we thought you might like to see his answers in full.
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Running continuously for over two weeks the Digital Antics ChromaPose installation at the Lawn Tennis Association’s Play Tennis arena behind Court 13 at the world famous Wimbledon Tennis Championships was hot property.
Digital Antics chose AVstumpfl’s Wings Platinum to run the showcase screen on XL Video’s stand at the ABTT 2006 show in London.
Digital Antics were proud to support Download 2006 by providing SMS and MMS to Screen technology in the form of Mobile Messages to Screen (MMTS) to XL Video fulfilling the requirement to collect, collate and display text and photo messages on the big screens.
Digital Antics’ ChromaPose inspires visitors to the Lawn Tennis Association’s exhibition space at the Wimbledon Tennis Championships.
Digital Antics provided IT consultancy, network design, show control programming installation and support services to XL Video for the show, working closely with Project Manager Malcolm Mellows, his Technical Manager Gerrard Corey and the team from New York-based Scharff Weisberg, including Sean Cagney, John Ackerman and Josh Weisberg.
For a third year running Digital Antics have provided bespoke video systems control application development for Creative Technology and their client Imagination for Ford at the North American International Auto Show (NAIAS) in Detroit.
Digital Antics were asked by Imagination to research and develop a bespoke playback application to specifically run on the Apple Mac Mini small form factor computer on the Mercury stand at the North American International Auto Show (NAIAS) in Detroit.
Digital Antics have delivered a unique, bespoke solution for their client Crossrail to greatly ease the presentation of evidence during the parliamentary petitions process in both the House of Commons and the House of Lords.
Computer says YES! with Digital Antics behind the helm at the Little Britain LIVE tour, providing show control for their client XL Video.