Wireless Solution returns to the Eurovision Song Contest
Norway - Wireless Solution Sweden once again worked alongside the Eurovision technical production team to deliver the 56th Eurovision Song Contest in Norway. The show included three live broadcasts.

Lighting designer Al Gurdon used W-DMX for a special keylight ring built into the Technocrane and cameras in the Green Room to achieve specific lighting effects. The Technocrane ring light was operated by Gurdon himself while the Green Room camera ring lights were operated by Sveinung Solbrekke, lighting designer for the Green Room.

Production manager of design Ola Melzig said, "There's a very good reason that W-DMX is used for Eurovision - it works. You name it and it's at Eurovision: every kind of wireless and broadcast equipment, moving sets, thousands of fixtures and thousands of people. Wireless DMX is required for some aspect every year and we just won't take a chance with any brand."

Jon Ola Sand was executive producer working together with TV producer Hasse Lindmo. PRG of UK and Germany provided all technical equipment and crew for the show with support from Norwegian supplier Frontlite.

Niclas Arvidsson, CEO of Wireless Solution said, "We have always been very proud to be part of the Eurovision Song Contest. It's regarded as one of the most technically advanced productions around today."

(Jim Evans)


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