In the past few years we have done a number of projects. It doesn't matter whether it's a small private event or a large business event: Let our work convince you.
Lighting campaigns as part of the current Ukraine crisis
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lighting
As a sign of solidarity and cohesion, we have illuminated various buildings in the colors of the Ukrainian national flag over the past few weeks. Our new floodlights from the SGM brand were used, which impress with their high light output and color fastness.
Up to ten buildings were simultaneously illuminated by TurnLive. Up to 120 spotlights from the brands SGM, Cameo, as well as moving heads from Clay Paky and Robe were used. Photographs and video recordings were also made for the initiators.
April 2022
Sound engineering for Max Giesinger and Ana Kohler at CentrO Oberhausen
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sound engineering
microphone technology
In November 2022, we were asked to technically accompany the unplugged session of Max Giesinger and Ana Kohler as part of the opening of a new Fossil store in CentrO Oberhausen.
In addition to a new Shure Axient system, the corresponding loudspeaker system including monitoring was used.
November 2022
customer experience
Hannes Pöttgen
GGG
“Reliability comes first at TurnLive. With the team, we have gained a partner who is always available to answer any questions we may have about event and media technology.”
Tanya Wertheim
Light installation World Pancreatic Cancer Day
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planning
Construction
lighting
On World Pancreatic Cancer Day on November 18th, the Herz-Jesu-Krankenhaus Münster-Hiltrup, the St. Franziskus-Hospital and the St. Barbara-Klinik Hamm-Heessen shone in the color purple. TurnLive provided the necessary lighting technology and also organized the logistical implementation on site. More than 80 spotlights were used, some of which were also equipped with rechargeable batteries.
The event was a great success: numerous pictures were shared on social media, and many visitors to the hospitals informed themselves about the campaign.
November 2021
