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January 4, 2021

Capcom Touts its Video Game Update with an 18-Foot Dragon Sculpture

In advance of the latest update to its Monster Hunter World online game, Capcom took over a 60-foot by 50-foot booth at the 2019 E3. The centerpiece (and biggest photo op) was an intricately designed sculpture of a dragon from the game, standing 18 feet tall and boasting a 40-foot wingspan, making guests feel they...

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January 4, 2021

Google Takes CES Attendees on an Amusement Park-Style Ride

After several years with a minimal presence at CES, Google came back in a big way in 2018. For its follow-up presence, the brand built another two-story structure with a total of 36,000 square feet of event space. The narrative through line: How people can use Google Assistant through all of the twists and turns...

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January 4, 2021

Univision Leverages Synchronized Screens at its Immersive Upfront Event

Univision ditched the traditional upfront presentation in favor of a more immersive experience at a multi-level, museum-like event space in Manhattan. The 60-foot mainstage was backed by staggered 70-inch LEDs, and other design touches leveraged the building’s industrial architecture—like LEDs and video-reflecting mirrored panels on the structural pillars. Content could be controlled to sync across...

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January 4, 2021

Walmart’s Mainstage Event Features Five Turntables and 33 Million Pixels

For Walmart’s annual three-day event, held at the University of Arkansas, stage design and technology components have become key factors in engaging the 14,000 attendees. The stage set for the meeting’s finale—a three-hour show—leveraged 140-foot by 20-foot LED screens displaying 33 million pixels. The staging utilized five turntables, including a 44-foot mainstage turntable that enabled...

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January 4, 2021

Cisco Livewires its Mainstage Keynote with Reactive Lighting

For the latest iteration of the 30-year-old Cisco Live user conference, Cisco chose the theme “You Make Possible” to emphasize its customer focus. And the mainstage keynote was designed to both wow the audience and put attendees at the heart of the story—whether they were watching in person or tuning in remotely. For those in...

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