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Dublin’s New Year Festival with Avolites Tiger Touch II
Thousands of people witnessed Dublin’s New Year Festival with a light show that illuminated the Custom House and River Liffey. Lighting designer Matthew Kilmurry, of Kilmurry Design, controlled the effects using two Avolites Tiger Touch II consoles.
“My brief for the event was to light up the sky and surrounding areas of Custom House Quay in Dublin city centre. The lighting needed to be dynamic, original and totally in-sync with the six-minute music piece that played at midnight,” says Kilmurry. “I pre-programmed to timecode, using Capture and a Tiger Touch II at home before the event - there were about 300 cues in six minutes.”
Both Tiger Touch II consoles were supplied by Production Services Ireland, with Ciaran Donnelly serving as Project Manager. As the site was so large, Kilmurry positioned one Tiger Touch II on each side of the river, networked so they could both be used at the same time, editing and updating palettes.
“We also had a router on each side of the river, enabling me to use the Titan app. This meant that I could walk along the river and see positions from different angles and update the console from the app on my phone,” Kilmurry explains. Kilmurry’s rig consisted of 80 x LightSky AquaBeams, 80 x SGM P5 LED, 30 x CLF Ares, 60 x CLF Yara, 20 x Prolights PanoramaIPAB, 10 x 3k AO Searchlights, 12 x 4k AO Searchlights.
In the run up to the Midnight Moment, organisers staged a ‘Countdown Concert’ featuring Dublin-based artist Gavin James, Ireland’s own Hudson Taylor band, and rockers Inhaler. Kilmurry also designed the stage lighting for the live music elements of the show, specifying an Avolites Arena console for in-house and band operators to control a rig mainly made up of Robe BFMLs, Pointes and Spiiders, supplied by Just Lite Ireland.
Pictured: Ciaran Donnelly (left) and Matthew Kilmurry. (Photos: Emma Synott/Allen Kiely)
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