09.18.23 - Yale - Grand Ballroom - BBAC Conference

 Moore P.A. Hire once again returned to the Yale Club for the US Baltic Strategic Investment Summit to provide audio and video equipment and services.  Let's being.

For audio, we began with (1) Yahama RIO 1608D and (2) Shure ULXD4-G50 to provide us 8 digital audio channels.  For microphones, we used (6) Shure MX418C -18" Gooseneck microphones and (2) ULXD2 handled held microphones all mixed by (1) Yahama QL1.  For speakers, we provided (4) L'Acoustics 112P and (2) L'Acoustics 108P.   

For video, we used (4) 85" LCD Displays to show content from (2) Asus Zenbook Pros using (1) Roland VR-50 MKII.  Additionally, we provided (1) Limittimer and (1) Perfect Cue to make sure the presentations went timely and smoothly.  Lastly, we provided (2) Ikan Confidence monitors for our stage presenters.  

Please check out some photos from the event below: 

09.16.23 - Yale - Grand Ballroom - JMSA

 Moore PA Hire returned to the Yale Club to provide audio, video, and lighting equipment and services for the annual Japanese Medical Society of America dinner.  Let's start.

For audio, we began with (1) Yamaha RIO 16D and (1) Yamaha QL1.  For microphones, we used (6) Shure MX418C, (1) Shure ULXD4Q-G50, (4) ULXD2, and (4) ULXD1.  For speakers, we used (4) L'Acoustics 112P and (4) L'Acoustics 108P.  

For video, we used (3) Birddog PTZ Cameras to record our content.  For content serving, we brought in our premier livestream and recording production rack - the LSE-1.  The rack consists of (1) vMix Pro server, (1) Blackmagic Design 12x12 Cleanswitch, (1) Netgear M4250 switch for high-bandwith connectivity, and a fully managed Ubiquiti network setup.  All content was presented by (2) Asus Zenbook Pros on (4) 82" TV Display fed by (1) Roland VR-120HD AV Mixer.

For lighting, we provided (2) ETC Lustr Series 2 and (4) Quasar Science Q30 T8s.  

Please check out some photos from the event below:   

09.07.23 - FDNY Foundation Fundraiser

 Moore PA Hire provided audio, video, and lighting equipment and services for the FDNY Foundation Fundraiser at the FDNY Training Academy. Let's dive into it!

For audio, we began wtih (1) Yamaha QL-5 and (1) Yamaha Rio 1680D.  For speakers, we rolled in (10) L'Acoustics 112P and (6) L'Acoustcs 108P.

For video, we provided (2) 10ft x 7ft LED walls, each consisting of (24) VMX P2.6 LED panels controlled by (2) Novastar VX1000s.  These were flown from (2) Genie ST-25 crank up stands.  We also built (1) 7ft x 3ft LED wall using (4) P3.9 panels controlled by (1) Novastar VX4S.  Additionally, we rolled in (2) 85" TVs, (4) 82" TVs, (2) 70" TVs, and (2) 65" TVs.  All LED walls and TVs were tied into (4) PTZ Birddog Cameras.  For content serving, we brought in our premier livestream and recording production rack - the LSE-1.  The rack consists of (1) vMix Pro server, (1) Blackmagic Design 12x12 Cleanswitch, (1) Netgear M4250 switch for high-bandwith connectivity, and a fully managed Ubiquiti network setup.  With LSE-1, we were able to feed the FDNY's mobile LED truck and display their drone feed to all screens.  As requested by the FDNY, they wanted to create the illusion of flames burning in the windows of one of their training facilities through (3) LCD Displays which was not a problem with the use of LSE-2.  Built into this rack is (1) Resolume Arena server, (1) Ubiquiti 150W PoE switch for scalable connectivity, and a fully managed Ubiquiti networking setup power by the Uniquiti Dream Machine Pro.  Loaded with the full Adobe Creative Cloud Suite, as well as Da Vinci Resolve and Shutter Encoder, allows us to ingest, create, and edit high quality video content ahead of time and during the event before feeding independent streams to multiple destinations.  

For lighting, we provided (10) Luster Series-2, (42) Colorblast TRX, (4) Colorblast PSU, (8) Rogue R2, and (24) Wireless LED uplights.  In addition, we provided (2) Haze DMX machines to create  smoke coming out of the "burning" training facility.

Please check out some photos from the event below:

07.25.23 - Valentino with Manno Media at Contra Studios

 Moore PA Hire once again teamed up with Manno Media to provide multi-cam recording, live-compositing, studio lighting, and audio equipment and services at Contra Studios for a live Masterclass with Valentino.  Let's start!

For video, we provided (2) PTZ Birddog Cameras, (1) 70" display, and (2) Ikan monitors, all connected by our premier livestream and recording production rack - the LSE-1.  The rack consists of (1) vMix Pro server, (1) Blackmagic Design 12x12 Cleanswitch, (1) Netgear M4250 switch for high-bandwidth connectivity, and a fully managed Ubiquiti networking setup.

For audio, we provided (4) ULXD1 lavalier microphones and (2) DPA 4088 Directional Flex Headset mics mixed by (1) Yamaha QL1

For lighting, we provided (2) Aputure 600D kits and (1) Quasar kit.  

Please check out some photos from the event below: 

07.20.23 - 07.22.23 - Great South Bay Music Festival

 The Moore PA Hire team headed to Patchogue, Long Island for the four-day music festival, Great South Bay Music Festival, to provide video and internet equipment and services for a fantastic celebration of music!  Let's rock!

For internet, we used (1) pair of Ubiquti Air Fiber 60s to tap into the parks existing internet access 2000ft away from the center of the festival site.  We installed our LSE-3 rack in the center of the festival to serve as our network hub.  We then used (4) pairs of Ubiquti Air Fiber 60s to distribute the Internet to 4 outposts around the festival site to handle ticket sales, food and beverage sales, and VIP WiFi access.  At each outpost, we provided (1) GL.iNet router and (1) Ubiquti 5-port PoE switch, along with all necessary cables and adapters.  Throughout the event, we monitored and managed the health of the network ensuring effortless point of sale and festival site-wide communication.

Let's dive into the video equipment and services we provided!  We began with two production racks in the BOH trailer, the LSE-1 and the LSE-2.  Let's began with our premier livestream recording production rack, the LSE-1.  The rack consists of (1) vMix Pro server, (1) Blackmagic Design 12x12 Cleanswitch, (1) Netgear M4250 switch for high-bandwith connectivity, and a fully managed Ubiquti networking setup.  Feeding the LSE-1 was (4) Birddog PTZ cameras, (3) were located at FOH using a crank up stand and (1) was hung from a struss section of the stage and (1) drone camera provided by a drone operator.  Also feeding the rack was (1) Yamaha QL1 and (1) Yamaha RIO 1608D.  This was used to capture a recording of the live music, with a direct line of audio from FOH.  

For LSE-2, we used this production rack to feed the LED walls with Resolume Arena 7.  Firstly, we built three custom VMX p2.6 LED walls to fit the dimensions of the main stage.  We built two identical LED walls that were (3) columns x (6) rows.  These walls served as our stage left and right banners.  For our top banner, we built a wall that was (10) panels x (2) panels.  These walls were fed using (3) Novastar VX1000 and (3) Decimator MD-HX from LSE-2.  Additionally, we took the camera feeds from LSE-1 and patched them into LSE-2 to access all camera footage into Resolume Arena.  

Our LED walls provided an opportunity to create custom visuals for each artist/band and also provide an excellent opportunity for festival branding.  In-between acts, we were able to interchange the festivals top sponsorships logos every few minutes to highlight brand sponsorships.  Additionally, we provided IMAG of artists/bands and put drone footage on the screens of the beautiful scenery and arial views of the festival.  

The BOH trailer featured an 82" TV display of all camera footage, as well as LES-1, LSE-2, the QL1, (2) 24" monitors for camera operators and served as our central hub for communication.  

Please check out some photos and videos of the event below:

07.01.23 - Johnnie Walker for Proof Media at Red Bull Arena

  Moore PA Hire headed across the water to the Red Bull Arena to join forces with Proof Media for the Johnnie Walker pop-up in the fan zone for a recent NY Gothams home game. Our brief was to provide (1) 8ft x 7ft LED wall to serve as a dynamic "window" behind the bartenders.

We built a ground-supported LED wall comprising of (27) VMX P2.6 LED panels controlled by (1) Novastar VX1000. We provided (1) Razer Blade 15 Advanced laptop running Resolume Arena to serve the client-provided content. We provided all necessary cabling to feed power to the pop-up as well as a generator to run throughout the length of the event.

Finally, we provided (24) ADJ WiFly LED uplights to be used in the space.

Please check out some photos from the event below: