In a constant effort to provide cutting edge production technology for the entertainment events we produce on behalf of corporate America, the John Bernardoni Production Group is about to utilize one of the most mind boggling and sensational digital projection system – Pandora’s Box - at the Kodak Theatre in Los Angeles. The Kodak Theatre is the home of the Academy Awards.

The corporate event for 3400 people will feature Jay Leno and Foreigner who JBPG will produce. However, the primary use of the Pandora’s Box technology will be used during the 90 minute Foreigner set only. The digital projection system offers an infinite variety of special effects including “warping” images to fit any surface – flat or curved. Pandora’s Box also can project 360 degrees on a sphere as well as creating 3D images. And that is just the beginning of the range of its abilities.

Our veteran programmers will create a palette of images featuring Foreigner, the client’s corporate logo and a scintillating cornucopia of images that will blow the audience out of their seats. The system allows for the maximum creative input to customize a show that eclipses hard sets for a Broadway show. The great thing about a digital projection system of this quality is that we can change “the set” anytime we want rather than being tied to a hard set. A hard set ages quickly, requires a great deal of labor to build and move on stage, must be warehoused and touched up and can become obsolete and irrelevant very quickly as a corporate client’s branding changes.

Here’s more information on Pandora’s Box.

TECHNOLOGY

Modern entertainment and communication systems have to integrate and control media distribution, projection, lighting and sound and more.

Furthermore, media integration demands remote control of all involved elements and their interaction with the environment, no matter if it is a moving set tracked by video projection or a visitor in a museum initiating a series of events by proximity sensors as they move about a space.

The Pandora’s Box Media Playback System renders in real-time, so any changes concerning the content, the design or data from external files, applications or controlling systems will be executed immediately and thereby are directly visible.

Watch changes to every effect’s parameter or switch between several sources, clips or effects and do not waste precious time waiting for images to be re-rendered.

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