Where is rewind festival 2017

Mark, Steve, and Fabrizio also doubled as cameramen over the weekend. The side screens were used to display a combination of IMAG footage from the cameras, and content created by Miguel Riberio. The side screens were a new addition for , and Miguel took full advantage of them, creating content which spread out from the centre screen and across the side screens, which made for an immersive experience for the enthusiastic crowd. The IMAG footage was presented in a picture in picture format over the content.

Two HD cameras were used for IMAG; one positioned at front of house with a long lens, with a further camera in the pit for close-up shots. He paired this with a v on his laptop which enabled him to make small changes and adjustments on site or in the hotel over the weekends.

These really engage the audience, and increase their enjoyment of the event. These were complemented by a set of Sky Pan and Arri 10Kw vintage lights, which Martin restored and maintains himself. To create a different look for the lighting, Martin used ladders flown at the side of the stage and in front of the rear LED screen.

These held a number of the GLP X4s and 2 Lite Molefays, and with the LED screen in use the ladders could barely be seen, giving the impression that the lights were floating in mid-air. With a lot of performances taking place during daylight, it was key for Martin that the lights he chose were bright and punchy, so they were visible alongside the LED screens from day into night. And for fans still with the stamina for a three nights out in a row, Friday night is also offering a chance to see an incredibly realistic Blondie tribute band — Dirty Harry, with doors opening at 6pm.

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