Tag: Laser Mapping
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Williamson County, TX 175th Anniversary Laser Show
Laser Spectacles produced and performed a great laser light show for the 175th Anniversary of Williamson County on March 10, 2023. this was an anchor event for the year-long celebration of one of the oldest Texas counties. The celebration was held in the county seat, Georgetown, on the block surrounding the Courthouse. ur lasers were…
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Jacksonville, TX 150th Anniversary Laser Show
2022 was the 150th year of Jacksonville, and they were proud and determined to celebrate their Sesquicentennial in style!
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Granbury, Texas Sesquicentennial
I was very excited to plan and execute this show, because the Hood County Courthouse was the venue. What a building! We were able to stop by several times in the months before show day, and test the ongoing programming. The setting on show day, November 6, 2021, was just perfect. The laser show was…
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Keller, TX – “Holly Days”
Keller Parks and Recreation was not able to put on their normal Christmas Tree Lighting in 2020 due to the COVID-19 pandemic warnings against large gatherings of people in close proximity. We explored with them the possibility of having a series of short laser shows every half hour over several nights
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North Richland Hills City Hall Laser Mapping
Intriguing architecture, perfect October weather, and Beatles music – this was an evening to remember! When the North Richland Hills Parks and Recreation Department contacted me about doing a show here, I did not see an opportunity to use the building itself as a projection screen. I began making plans to set up a normal…
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Nebraska State Capitol Laser Mapping
We had an opportunity to project lasers upon the Nebraska State Capitol Building in Lincoln, NE for the final Sesquicentennial Celebration Party – what a party! What a show! After conducting a test on August 7, we had a month to prepare for the party on September 22, 2017. The Nebraska State Capitol is an…
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Frederick Arts Council Laser Mapping
My first impression upon getting a request from the Frederick Arts and Humanities Council for a “dinner in the street” laser show was excitement – there were buildings everywhere! Maybe some of them would be good candidates for laser mapping. When I visited Frederick to plan the show, it became apparent that the charming Ramona…
