Stadium / Arena Shows events
The playing surfaces of sporting fields become enormous screens using multiple large-format projectors. Proprietary 3D modelling is used to create high-quality panoramas that cover many thousands of square metres at television brightness levels.
Showcase Event Search Results:
Below are previews of all Stadium / Arena Shows events by the THE ELECTRIC CANVAS. Follow the links from these previews to view full project page.
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FENDI-Beijing view page >>
 | Location: Beijing Date: 15/10/2007 Technology: Pigi Description: A lavish party was held in Beijing following an internationally-acclaimed fashion show staged on the Great Wall to showcase a new Karl Lagerfeld collection for fashion accessory label, Fendi. |
6th China Intercity Games view page >>
 | Location: China Date: 01/10/2007 Technology: Pigi Description: When 72 Chinese cities come together to compete for the title of best sporting city, a spectacular opening ceremony is in order. |
Singapore National Day view page >>
 | Location: Singapore Date: 01/08/2007 Technology: Pigi Description: Our OnlyView System controlled and delivered six synchronised sources of video content for the 2007 Singapore National Day event at Marina Bay. The main display elements where two large LED screens that, at times, carried separate playback images and were also used for live camera close-ups of the show. |
FINA World Swimming Championships view page >>
 | Location: Melbourne Date: 17/03/2007 Technology: Onlyview Description: Build a swimming pool in a tennis arena? This was just one initiative required to stage the 2007 FINA World Swimming Championships in Melbourne – as was the use of the Onlyview System to provide video playback and live vision to various display devices used for the opening ceremony and on the competition days. |
Gulf Cup Opening Ceremony view page >>
 | Location: Abu Dahbi Date: 15/01/2007 Technology: Pigi Description: For the pre-match Opening Ceremony of the 2006 Gulf Cup, The Electric Canvas crane mounted twelve projectors onto the roof of Zayed Stadium in Abu Dabhi. The ceremony, which featured a sixty five metre circular area of PIGI projection, was created with a limited lead time leaving a restricted opportunity for an accurate site survey, and a short turn around time for film production. With a crew assembled from both France and Australia, The Electric Canvas enjoyed a smooth and successful show. |
National Day Parade view page >>
 | Location: Singapore Date: 26/06/2006 Technology: Pigi Description: The Singapore National Day Parade is an annual large-scale cultural and military spectacular. The Electric Canvas were involved during the 2003 and 2006 shows from the development of the concept throughout the event to the shows in Singapore. |
International Tourism Festival view page >>
 | Location: China Date: 11/05/2006 Technology: Pigi Description: The International Tourism Festival’s Opening Ceremony at Wuxi Stadium incorporated cultural images projected into various shapes design into the massive stage set. The Closing Ceremony at Jiangyin was an indoor event for which The Electric Canvas used PIGI projection to create textural scenic imagery that was projected onto a three-dimensional white stage setting. |
East Asia Games view page >>
 | Location: Macau Date: 29/10/2005 Technology: Pigi Description: The EAG05 Opening Ceremony was an international event viewed by some 700 million people across Asia. The Electric Canvas was the sole foreign contractor providing projection covering large areas of the stadium floor and onto a large inflatable sphere. |
Rugby World Cup 2003 Opening Ceremony view page >>
 | Location: Sydney Date: 10/10/2003 Technology: Pigi Description: Fourteen 6kw rotating double scroller PIGI projectors directed at ground cloth on stadium playing field. Projections from elevated positions to produce a combined image area of 100m x 60m (300? x 180?). Projectors rigged from motorised trusses 36m (110?) above ground level. Projectors not accessible from ground after installation. Projector layout determined by using laser survey and 3D CAD. Photographic and graphic imagery including kinetic and rotational effects. |
Singapore National Day Parade view page >>
 | Location: Singapore Date: 28/06/2003 Technology: Pigi Description: The Singapore National Day Parade is an annual large-scale cultural and military spectacular. The Electric Canvas were involved from the development of the concept throughout the event to the shows in Singapore. |
Rotary International Osaka view page >>
 | Location: Osaka Date: 01/05/2003 Technology: Pigi Description: The Electric Canvas was contracted to flood the walls of the Convention Center for the main conference hall. |
Sydney Gay Games Opening Ceremony view page >>
 | Location: Sydney Date: 02/11/2002 Technology: Pigi Description: Eight 7kw scrolling projectors used to project two 30m by 60m images onto stadium playing field. Keystone corrected and split images to create unified projection. Projection onto natural grass surface from rear of seating bowl. |
Man from Snowy River view page >>
 | Location: Australian Tour Date: 24/08/2002 Technology: Pigi Description: |
Commonwealth Games Handover Ceremony view page >>
 | Location: Manchester Date: 01/08/2002 Technology: Pigi Description: Design of imagery for projection during Melbourne 2006 handover segment of Closing Ceremony. Projection equipment supplied by E/T/C UK. Image manipulation and keystone correction by CAD Designs. |
Paralympic Ceremonies view page >>
 | Location: Sydney Date: 18/10/2000 Technology: Pigi Description: Six 7kw rotating PIGI projectors rear-projected onto continuous screen 90m wide x 5m high. Hand-coloured scrolling panoramas. Vertical scrolling text messages. |
Olympic Closing Ceremony view page >>
 | Location: Sydney Date: 01/10/2000 Technology: Pigi Description: The Electric Canvas was asked to project onto the ten vertical sides of the Geodome globe as well as onto the multi-leaf flat stage mode. Access to the stadium for testing and final set up was not possible until midnight before the show. All testing, programming and rehearsals, therefore, had to take place off-site. |
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