GoVision L.P., a leading provider of larger-than-life LED video walls and mobile units, today announced the expansion of its LED mobile video display team with the hiring of Alex Bethke. Bethke joins GoVision following a three-year college internship with Daktronics, a leading manufacturer of LED products and GoVision’s largest screen supplier
Three major events here this month will be broadcast on three of the most technologically advanced varieties of giant high-definition LED screens, ensuring each of the thousands of expected revelers will have a great view of the festivities. The huge Daktronics video screens and related production elements will be provided by GoVision LP (www.jumbo.tv), one of the nation’s premier suppliers of turnkey mobile LED units and customized modular LED walls.
The North Texas Super Bowl Host Committee told production group CorporateMagic to “blow everyone’s mind” with a press event announcing North Texas’ plans for hosting Super Bowl XLV, set for the first weekend in Feb. 2010. Along with NFL standouts and 50 North Texas mayors, the event featured a video wall supplied by GoVision.
GoVision’s screen, made from 98 modular tiles of Barco NX-4, formed a 21-foot-by-12-foot video wall and provided visuals of many of the sites that will play a role during next year’s football championship.
FORT WORTH, TEXAS (June 4, 2009) – Whether you were standing along the fairways at the 13th hole or headed to lunch in downtown Fort Worth, you didn’t have to strain to see your favorite players during the Crowne Plaza Invitational at Colonial last weekend.…
When the North Texas Super Bowl Host Committee wants to make an announcement, it’s not inclined to understatement. So it was no surprise that some of the greatest players in NFL history and more than 50 mayors from across the area shared the stage with a massive video wall that left no doubt about North Texas’ plans for Super Bowl XLV. This is going to be big!
The NCAA’s Final Four Weekend got an eight-faceted form of video support this year with GoVision assisting with LED screens above the basketball court. The Keller, Texas-based company also rolled its GoBigger unit to support related events outside the arena. GoVision, in partnership with the NCAA, configured eight 13.5-foot-by-24-foot Barco D7 LED screens to form the octagonal video wall. The display, suspended from the arena ceiling, presented a considerable rigging challenge with a combined weight of 92,980 pounds.
Heavy rain couldn’t extinguish the IGNITE Passion, Compassion, Justice festival, one of the Southwest’s biggest Christian music festivals recently. The soggy conditions also failed to short-circuit the wide-screen LED visuals provided by Keller, Texas-based GoVision. Staged at Burleson High School, the event featured a lineup that included Chris Tomlin, The David Crowder Band, Flyleaf and Sanctus Real. Special guests included Kirk Cameron, Francis Chan, Bethany Hoang and Zach Hunter.
The crowds that gathered recently for one of the Southwest’s biggest Christian music festivals — the IGNITE Passion, Compassion, Justice festival — were treated to a massive Daktronics video display with the video units and related production elements provided by Keller, Texas-based GoVision, a supplier of turnkey mobile LED screens and customized modular LED walls. Behind the performers stood a massive, three-screen video wall that gave concert-goers an extraordinary widescreen view of the acts throughout the day-long event. The LED wall included the giant 19-by-33-foot “GoBigger” unit — the world’s largest high-resolution mobile video screen — in between two brand new 9-by-16-foot modular Daktronics PST-12HD LED displays.
Just when you thought March Madness couldn’t get any bigger, the NCAA® brings in some of the biggest LED screens in the world to ensure that no detail would be missed by crowds both in and outside Ford Field during Final Four® weekend last month. The video units and related production elements were provided by GoVision, one of the nation’s premier suppliers of turnkey mobile LED units and customized modular LED walls.
Rain-soaked crowds gathered for one of the Southwest’s biggest Christian music festivals were treated to a massive Daktronics (Nasdaq-DAKT) LED video display that would put most major rock concerts to shame. The IGNITE Passion, Compassion, Justice festival lined up a stellar list of performers and made sure attendees at the outdoor event had a great view of the acts no matter where they stood on the Burleson High School grounds.
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