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NEWS 29<br />

Protec and Clay Paky<br />

lighting deliver at Games15<br />

Protec was delighted to support its<br />

client – SNAP, with lighting, video and<br />

rigging for the event held at Dubai<br />

International Marine Club from the<br />

10th – 12th September 2015.<br />

Games15 Middle East, the premier gaming<br />

event in the region hosted by ESL, saw<br />

more than 20,000 eager gaming fans brave<br />

soaring temperatures to watch global teams<br />

from ESL go head to head over the 3-day<br />

competition. Visitors were able to preview<br />

and experience some of the games scheduled<br />

to be launched in the coming months.<br />

The event was primarily for live broadcast<br />

and had a live audience. In this situation,<br />

broadcast took priority on the lighting<br />

design. 24 Clay Paky K20 B-Eye and 8<br />

Mythos fixtures were used for the main<br />

stage. LED pixel smart fixtures added some<br />

ambient lighting in the main audience area.<br />

The large cinematic set, built out of shipping<br />

containers was subtly lit to add to the<br />

scenic surround feature.<br />

Protec’s project manager Simon Travis<br />

explained: “Our lighting designer worked<br />

closely with the TV director to make sure<br />

colour temperatures and exposures were<br />

matched across the 10 HD cameras being<br />

used to capture the event. His biggest<br />

challenge was to light the players, but not<br />

directly, as it could have distracted them<br />

during the game.” Aaron Russ – Protec’s<br />

lighting designer, used both side and bounce<br />

lighting to light the players in their booths.<br />

This made the process of eliminating shadows<br />

a little more of a challenge. Heat was<br />

another issue as the booths were small and<br />

confined. RGBW LED fixtures were used to<br />

light the booths, being<br />

perfect for the task.<br />

The colour temperature<br />

could be tuned for the<br />

cameras with minimal<br />

heat output, while<br />

keeping the fixtures in<br />

close proximity to the<br />

players.<br />

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