GoslingProductions

A Selection of GoslingProductions’ Special Event & Festival Credits

• Clipsal 500 - After Race Concerts 2009
• Bundaleer Forest Music Weekend 2009
• WOMADelaide 2009
• Soundwave 2009
• Adelaide Fringe 2009 (Various Shows)
• A Bit Of Swing, Blues & Broadway - 2008, 2009
• Not The Boys Next Door - 2009
• Immanuel College Bands Showcase - 2006, 2007
• Immanuel College 50 Year Showcase @ The Festival Theatre
• Wilderness School Graduation - 2006, 2007, 2008
• Australian International School Carols by Candlelight - 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005
• Australian International School Disco - 2000, 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005
• Immanuel College Carols by Candlelight - 2006, 2007
• That’s Dancing - Dance Around The World
• Flaming Star, Legends of Rock n Roll Tour
• Mildura Brewery - Blackout 1, 2, 3
• Mildura Sets presents “Vandalizm”
• Forte Talent School’s “Forte”
• The Motown Spectacular
• University of Adelaide Waite Ball
• MS Society of Adelaide presents “Six Appeal”
• Church of Singapore “Xmas Bash”
• GoslingProductions & MA Lighting @ PALME 2008
• Unleash Your Marketing Genius (UYMG)
• TNT Dance Group Annual Performance - 2004, 2005
• Petite Ballerinas Annual Christmas Concert - 2003, 2004, 2005
• One Night Only Christmas Spectacular!
• Adelaide Fringe 2007
• Singapore Arts Festival 2007
• P!NK 2007
• ASSITEJ 2007
• WOMADelaide 2007
• GoslingProductions also freelanced for Cirque Du Soleil’s ‘Varekai’.

A Small Selection of GoslingProductions’ Theatre Credits (2005-2008)

Professional Theatre

• A Streetcar Named Desire
• Black Comedy
• Julius Caesar
• Cloud Nine
• Spiders Web
• Cloud Nine
• Marat/Sade
• Waiting for Godot

Amateur & Semi-Professional Theatre

• Alice In Wonderland
• Arabian Nights
• Who’s Life Is It Anyway?
• Talking Heads
• Shakespeare’s As You Like It, Macbeth, Romeo & Juliet & A Midsummer Nights Dream
• Steel Magnolias
• The Insect Play
• Two Weeks With The Queen

Musicals

• La Cage Aux Folles
• Sweet Charity
• Ali Baba & The Forty Thieves
• Honk! Jr.
• Annie Jr.
• Fiddler On The Roof

A Selection of GoslingProductions’ Corporate Production Credits

• Bank SA Annual General Meeting
• BHP Billiton AGM
• Macquarie Bank AGM
• Coopers Brewery - Highlights Night
• Yamaha Road Show, Adelaide
• WaterSA Seminar
• Mining SA Conference
• Mining SA Dinner & Dance
• Loreal Workshops
• Commonwealth Bank Breakfast Meeting
• IT Luncheon
• Kranz International College (Careers Australia College of Healthcare) Leadership & Teacher Training

On Saturday 20th, GoslingProductions was called out to an emergency gig for the Church of Singapore and their ‘Christmas Bash’, as their LD fell sick and was unable to program the show. With a crowd of 1500 expected to be in attendence, GoslingProductions hurried down to the venue at Jurong East Sports Complex in Singapore to begin programming the show.

The rig consisted of 8 Robe 575 AT Spots, 4 XRS Wash’s, 2 Arcs for audience lighting, Blinders and an array of conventionals positioned at various points in the stadium. 6 of the Robe AT’s were positioned on 2m upright truss, with the remaining 2 on the stage floor. The 4 washes were placed between the drum kit rostra and the uprights on cases to provide some depth to the stage.

The Christmas Bash was a great success. Bands, a drama group and a guest pastor from the UK and was a great night out. The show had some preprogramming but was mainly busked off a GrandMA Ultralight.

Some pictures are posted below from the event.

Overall it was a privilege to be called up on to work on this event, and GoslingProductions looks forward to working with the Church of Singapore and MA again soon!

Xmas Bash 1

Xmas Bash 2

Xmas Bash 3

–
Daniel Gosling,
GoslingProductions

On the 23rd, 24th & 25th of November, GoslingProductions’ Lighting Designer was invited to take part in the 3 day MA training on the GrandMA 1 series consoles (for the first day and a half) and then on the GrandMA 2 for the third day. The training was held at the Grand Mecure Roxy Hotel in Singapore. It was indeed a privilege to work with some of the top lighting programmers and designers in the South East Asia region, and some of these names included Fares Aljunied, Wee Cheng Low, Javier Tan, Roy Choi and many more!

Not only this, but we were also privileged to be instructed by Ben Marquardt, a beta tester for the GrandMA 2 and met by MA’s Singapore Sales Director Jens Poehlker and MA Lighting International’s Managing Director, Michael Althaus. It was indeed a wonderul few days, not only to learn from some of the best, but to network and meet some of Singapore’s greatest.

I look forward to working more with MA and its already established designers and programmers in the near future.

I have put up some pictures of the training for you to have a look at.

Cheers!

Daniel

MA Training

MA Training

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The 14^th of August saw opening night of the Australian International School Singapore’s production of “Spider’s Web”. The Agatha Christie murder mystery, set in Copplestone Court Kent 1956, was a small but intricate set designed to mirror the interior of a drawing room in a posh Kent home. Lighting was intricate, with many practical components of the set having to come to life at the flick of a switch! Lighting Designer and Systems Engineer for the show, Daniel Gosling – a freelance designer and operator based in Singapore – chose a GrandMA Pico console with remote for the production. When asked about why the Pico, Daniel stated “..there was a lot of complex programming throughout the show with many individual dimmers needing to be accessed effortlessly and the ability to quickly and easily grab stage components through the GrandMA’s versatility and customizable touch screen was a godsend”.

The set’s intricacy also allowed Daniel to explore the use of complex shadow and so adapt his design to the ‘film noir’ concept, desired by director Cate Weston.

Although the overhead rig was simple, consisting of a mixture of Selecon Plano-Convex with 18°, 22° and 24° lens tubes, Selecon Fresnels and an array of mini-fresnels, many ‘behind the scenes extras’ allowed the MARemote on a PDA to become very useful during programming and technical rehearsals.

Spider’s Web - A classic murder mystery, only enhanced by the GrandMA Pico!

Spiders Web Set

Spiders Web During Show

During this years PALME Asia 2008, held between the 8th - 10th of July, GoslingProductions privileged to be invited to work with MA Lighting at their J19 booth at the Suntec Convention Centre in Singapore.

It was a great opportunity for GoslingProductions to intermingle with some of the local MA users and meet many new faces, and rekindle some old networks and relationships.

It was also fantastic to meet Lighting Designer and MA Specialist, Paul Collison, and Addam Crawford as they visited after working on the Singapore National Day Parade, a venue very close to Suntec Convention Centre!

At the event, we had the Fullsize GrandMA Series 1 Console, A GrandMA Ultralight, the new Fullsize GrandMA Series 2 Console and accompanying MA2 3D, the brand new visualiser due to be released with the MA 2 consoles. It is a fantastic piece of software, with incredibly realistic shadows, beam effects and movement paths.

We also had a whole range of Schnik-Schnak LED screens (distributed exclusively through MA Lighting) run off a side network rack, fed through a media server and linked into the MA network. Also on the stands network was a range of NSP (Network Signal Processors), DimMA Racks, NPU’s, MA Media Servers, Replay Units and monitors for the media servers. Running off the second media server was a mixture of advertising material being sent to one 40″ LCD TV at the far side of the stand, with the other LCD displaying the pixel mapping being outputted through art-net to the LED Screens.

It was a great few days, and it was a true pleasure to work with MA Lighting’s MD’s Michael Althaus & Michael Adenau, MA Lighting’s Project Coordinator Oliver Ditter, and MA Singapore’s Sales Manager, Jens Poehlker.

GoslingProductions is now exclusively dealing with MA Consoles, as an operating, design and programming platform and strives to integrate video and lighting through their truly one of a kind, leading systems.

Below is a picture of the group of the MA Stand J19, the GrandMA 2 & the GrandMA Series 1 Fullsize Consoles.

–
Daniel
GoslingProductions

MA Lighting & GoslingProductions

GrandMA Series 1 Fullsize

GrandMA Series 2 Fullsize

For all those followers of GoslingProductions and GrandMA users alike, I wanted to let you all know that MA Lighting has recently released the GrandMA2!

Unlike the GrandMA Fullsize, the GrandMA2 range boasts an impressive new look with new features and an upgraded software and networking backbone.

Below are some pictures of the consoles:

GrandMA2 Full Size with Fader Wing

GrandMA2 Light with Fader Wing

GrandMA2 Ultra-Light with Fader Wing

The fullsize console boasts some fantastic new characteristics such as the capability to control up to 65, 536 parameters per session, 32 possible sessions with up to 200 stations per session, an enhanced multi user mode with an extra touch screen for programming and colour mixing purposes (9″ command monitor), three 15.4″ touch screen displays with two external outputs available, a motorize fader wing and a whole lot of other features which you will have to check out!

GoslingProductions has not yet had the chance to work with the GrandMA 2, but hopes to do so in the near future to further develop the companies vision about integrating any solution to create truly unique events. If the GrandMA Fullsize was anything to go by, this new and improved GrandMA2 with a stronger networking backbone, new interfaces and improved software will be a delight to use!

For more information, please visit the GrandMA2 website, or contact us through our Support Forum with any questions you may have.

The 2008 Adelaide Fringe has come and gone, and it has been a busy time for GoslingProductions.

The first show on the list was an outdoor event in the Adelaide Botanic Gardens and was a classic shakespearean performance of “As You Like It”. With a fantastic cast, it was a privilege to work on such a prestegious show. As the performance was outdoors in a amphitheatre like setting, there was no sound needed but a simple array of open white lighting fixtures. Positioned in the OP Tree were two 500W Mini Fresnels. Positioned in the Prompt tree were two open white Par64’s, with another set of standard 100W globes for house light. Along the front of the performance area were another three 500W mini fresnels, with three 1K fresnels on push up stands positioned along the back of the audience seating area. There was also a boom arm with 2 Par 64’s, 1 mini fresnel and 1 source 4 profile for extra side fill. The whole array was run off a Jands HP Dimmer and controlled off a 12/24 LSC Atom desk from backstage.

GoslingProductions must thank the fantastic cast for the continual support during the event, as a bump-in and bump-out was required every night after every show! The performances were a huge success, despite the noise pollution from the Clipsal500 and the Garden of Unearthly Delights.

The second show that GoslingProductions was engaged in was “A Bit Of Swing, Blues & Broadway” by Citrus Entertainment at the Stag Hotel. Sound was the topic of investigation for this event, as the hotel had some previously installed pinspots and Acme iColour4’s in the room. Running off  Mackie 16 channel control desk, with compressors, effects, amps, and a cross over positioned in the rack below, the control system powered two FOH EV 1000W speakers, and four foldback wedges for the 5 piece band. The band consisted of a saxophone, trumpet, double bass, drum kit and keys with vocals by organiser Chris Eaton. Signals were returned through a 20 loom XLR Multicore and were mixed accordingly.

The event was a huge success, with packed out houses on all three nights of the cabaret event. GoslingProductions were privileged to work on such a high calibre performance and look forward to working with Citrus Entertainment again on future shows.

Full  reviews of all the shows at the Adelaide Fringe 2008 can be found at www.talkfringe.com or www.theatreguide.com.au.

For more information, please contact us through our Support Forum.

Daniel Gosling
- GoslingProductions

Today GoslingProductions was privileged to be invited to a private training session to learn more about the intricacies of media servers, and mixing video with both pre-defined vision mixers and combining it through cat-5 servers and switches in conjunction with consoles such as the grandMA or grandMA2.

The training was a valuable insight into the tips and tools of troubleshooting RGBHV connectivity problems, VGA-RGBHV conversion issues, or amplifying RGBHV signals to spread over a number of output sources.

The visionmixer was a SmartFade, with a DVD and three monitors being actively viewed (two for preview, one for live output).

For more information please contact us through our support forum.

Daniel

GoslingProductions

GoslingProductions has just returned from the Unleash Your Marketing GeniusMarketing Seminar at the Acer Arena in Sydney, Australia. Run and organized byStephen Pierce International, the seminar showcased some of the worlds mostinnovative and successful Internet Marketers infront of a crowd of around 230people.

Speakers such as Stephen Pierce, Alan Forrest Smith, Nikhil Parekh, Andrew & Daryl, Janet Switzer, Ken “The Storm” Shimitzu, Melissa Hewetson, and many more were impressed with the professionalism of the GoslingProduction crew. Some of their testimonials include:

“You’ve done it before and you’ve done it again! You were just so professional and added that unique touch to the seminar, and I hope you do it again soon!” - Stephen Pierce International

“I would just like to thank you for the absolutely incredible service at the UYMG Seminar Sydney Daniel, Please pass my regards onto the crew from the event” - Nikhil Parekh

GoslingProductions was called upon to Liase with event staff from

Norwest Productions, Chameleon Lighting & Big Picture Productions for the duration of the event. Norwest Productions supplied all sound equipment, and the show was run off a Yamaha PM1D Digital Console. Lighting (consisting of 4 x Mac700, 8 x Selecon 1.5K Fresnels & Source 4’s) was controlled off a Jands Hog 1000. Vision was controlled off a vision mixer with signals from laptops on stage and at OP’s to two Barco projectors positioned behind two snap-lock rear projection screens.

A problem that was found early on in the seminar was trying to get the 230 participants on the Internet (which was supplied by The PA People). 8 Wireless routers were positioned around the room and connected to a central server,
however various problems were encountered with different Operating Systems (XP, Vista, Mac) conflicting with overcrowded ports and routers. A solution was needed, and some 100 + hardwired connections were run from server sub-stations around the room to the participants. The problems were ironed out thanks to the fantastic work of The PA People and their IT team, so GoslingProductions would like to give a special thankyou to them for a job well done!

Having worked with Stephen Pierce International on previous occassions, it was a privilege to work with them again as a liason between International Speakers and Production crews.

For more information on the UYMG Sydney Seminar, please use our support forum!