Sunday, September 27, 2009
Here come my second week of attachment:
Someone was plugged in the RGBHV cable wrongly.
Doing frequency response test for EV speakers.
Today we need to do set up at St Regis for a wedding ceremony. The wedding is held by a tycoon's son. Well, that is not the point. Before the set up, the technicians from Electro Voice came to do quality check for their speakers. Our company purchased about 24 line array speakers. The test they did was exactly the same as what we did during audio technology lesson. Thanks to Dr Wang. The guys explained to me how important the test is to maintain the quality of the driver to make sure the frequency response and level are still within acceptable range.Running and taping down the cabling properly is very important to ensure the cable looks neatly and easier for teardown later.
The lighting gears were ready.
The lighting setup for the event. Part of the trusses was assembled by me and Nigel.
Line array (EV).
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Monday, September 21, 2009
A lot of flight cases...
Preparing the equipment for the set up.
Level 2, the place where stores all the lighting equipment and line array speakers.
Programming the moving lights.
Level 1, the place where stores all the power cables and XLR cables.
Lighting Board (Pearl)
Doing the set up for HTC roadshow.
On the way....
After the set up....
Portable dimmer pack.
He is Eng Meng, the lighting designer and lighting board operator.
The control booth for the Canon Partnership Signing event.
From Swiss Hotel level 69....
Level 4 where they store all the video equipments.
A lot of flight cases....
Trusses... can't really count got how many of them...
Level 3.
Level 3.
Loading the Trusses.
Preparing music to cheer up.
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Sunday, September 20, 2009
Finally I have a the time to fully rest my body. I am having my 3 days off now due to no major event happens during these 3 days so we managed to get to rest.
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Now I am facing the final part of getting my diploma, industry attachment, which is I think that is the hardest part to complete my course.
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