United States Army Entertainment Division

DWP Live worked with the The United States Army Entertainment Division to assess the Army’s need for an LED wall to travel to a variety of venues across the world for performances.

The Willow Creek Association

The Willow Creek Association (WCA) is a not-for-profit organization that strives to help local churches increase their effectiveness in their own community.  DWP Live has the opportunity to work with Willow Creek on a regular basis, but most recently it was through their Global Leadership Summit in Germany.

Mohawk Industries 2012 Dealers Meeting

DWP Live worked with EventWorks, Inc. to provide video projection for the Mohawk Industries 2012 Dealers Meeting held at Opryland Hotel.  The flooring company provided plans for the coming year to attendees in a large meeting format held in a ballroom, along with several smaller breakout rooms located throughout the hotel.

World Outreach Church

World Outreach Church delivers its inspirational "Blueprint for 2011" using Barco projection to create innovative architectural image mapping. To enliven its annual New Year's message, Tennessee-based World Outreach Church (WOC) relied on the talents of DWP Live and partners to present a 270°, full immersion video spectacular using Barco's FLM HD20 projectors.

Aviom's Digital Snake And Personal Mixers Bring Clarity to Second Baptist Church's Current and Future Broadcasts

LOS ANGELES, CA, XX, 2009— Second Baptist Church in Los Angeles, CA, (SBCLA) is ensuring its services in the sanctuary, on the radio and, soon, for broadcast ring out loud and clear with Aviom’s Pro64® digital snake and Pro16® personal mixers. Recognized as one of the last locations where Martin Luther King, Jr. spoke, as well as one of the oldest churches in LA, Second Baptist Church has a strong reputation in the community and looks to maintain that reputation in every element of its services. The addition of the Aviom Pro64 system solves the church’s many acoustic problems, streamlines stage to console signal routing and paves the way for a plug-and-play future for television production.

Tool Time

When Tool decides to go out on tour, there's one thing that's for sure: guitarist Adam Jones is going to be highly involved in the look of the show. For some designers, this might be a challenge, but considering Jones' background and past work on set design and makeup (including on Jurassic Park, Terminator 2: Judgment Day, Dances With Wolves, and Ghostbusters 2), the guitarist has something of an artistic eye, to say the least.

Hollaback Girl

There's a first time for everything. And Gwen Stefani's first solo excursion around North America, The Harajuku Lovers Tour 2005 in support of multi-platinum album Love. Angel. Music. Baby., is also a first in visual design, with the largest use yet in the US — eight in all — of Coolux's Pandoras Box media servers. Add to that loads of Barco MiPIX panels, a bunch of Christie projectors, a full motion control screen system, a slew of moving lights, and performance environment design by Justin Collie, and you've got yourself an all-out spectacle, complete with full band, about a dozen costume changes, and a dance troupe of eight.