ST. LOUIS (July 8, 2009) – 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. GoVision recently captured global attention with its jumbo LED units perched on the U.S. Capitol steps during President Barack Obama’s inauguration ceremony, and its eight-screen octagonal video wall suspended above the court during the Final Four tournament in Detroit.

The fun started July 3-4 at the annual Fair Saint Louis … LIVE On the Levee music festival, where the world’s first and largest high-definition mobile video screen was positioned under the Gateway Arch, giving crowds a dazzling view of featured acts Counting Crows, Train and “tween” stars Nat and Alex Wolff. GoVision’s truck-mounted super screen, dubbed “GoBigger,” features a massive 19′ x 33′ Daktronics widescreen LED configuration and spectacular HD resolution.

This weekend, two 12′ x 20′ Daktronics PST-12HD modular LED displays will broadcast the 2009 Major League Baseball All-Star Charity Concert presented by Pepsi, featuring nine-time Grammy Award winner Sheryl Crow. GoVision is constructing the modular video wall and providing the High-Definition camera equipment and crew to shoot the event, which will also be held at the Jefferson National Expansion Memorial.

The free concert will be the culmination of a day-long celebration of baseball history and will include a $1 million donation by Major League Baseball to Crow’s “Stand Up To Cancer” foundation. The show, which begins at 8:00 p.m. CT on Saturday, July 11, will be preceded by the St. Louis Cardinals vs. Chicago Cubs game on FOX, which will also be aired live on the big screens under the Gateway Arch.

Creative Producers Group of St. Louis, which was hired by both Fair Saint Louis and Major League Baseball to facilitate the two musical events, brought in GoVision to provide the screens and on-site video production.

The third event will be held in conjunction with the 2009 State Farm® Home Run Derby¬ during the Major League Baseball All Star Game, where fans will attempt to hit home runs out of a replica ballpark adjacent to Busch Stadium. GoVision’s “GoBig” unit – a 9′x16′ Daktronics screen – and production crew will capture the would-be sluggers along with MLB game action and All Star festivities throughout the July 11-14 weekend.

The Marketing Arm, a Dallas-based promotions agency, selected GoVision to support State Farm’s home-run fan event.

“It’s a simple choice, really, when it comes to rolling out the big screens,” said Kyle Boughton, Operations Coordinator for The Marketing Arm. “GoVision is tops in the business, and the first call we make when we want to incorporate an oversized video element at our events.”

“We’re pleased to play such a high-visibility role at these three huge events in St. Louis,” said Chris Curtis, CEO of GoVision. “We know how important it is to give concert-goers a great view of their favorite performers on stage. They and the folks at the home-run challenge will really appreciate the size and brilliant high-def resolution of our screens.”

“It is always a pleasure working with GoVision, they are a leading rental company that excels in putting the best service and technology in the industry forward to please their clients,” said Myron Linde, Daktronics mobile and modular sales manager. “From high profile projects like the Presidential Inauguration to exciting events like the Fair St. Louis, GoVision creates an engaging setting for all attendees.”