A specific look for a break-out room was required to facilitate a change in emphasis around the room. Rather than providing a bulky ugly tripod, Concept Completion provided a simple, elegant and compact lighting stand solution with three lanterns to spot-light areas of the room controlled from a neat, compact dimmer. This was easy for the client to control as they wished, adding another dimension to an interactive presentation.

Concept Completion provided transport and logistics for the lighting and set elements to each venue, ensuring all the equipment reached the venues at the required time.

This conference included contributions from Olympic medalist Jonathan Edwards among others as well as performances from a band, dancers, sixteen gymnasts and the solo percussionist Evelyn Glennie. The lighting design allowed each aspect of the conference to have a different look and feel. Being able to close down the stage lighting to just a single spot at times gave unique looks, helping to create an intimate atmosphere in a large space, bringing a greater sense of focus on the activity on stage at the time.

A town-wide power cut part way through the opening sequence was an unusual occurrence, however, due to the preparation and design of the power distribution system, the conference was back up and running very quickly once the power was reconnected.

Concept Completion are looking forward to supplying the next conference in the late part of 2010.

The two day conference required bright, even house lighting across the 2000 capacity auditorium which was then turned round into evening dinner where specific lighting was required for the two bar areas. Soft, even stage lighting, including lectern and interview area highlights, was also provided. Complete control of the set lighting and soft texturing effects from the moving lights enabled smooth transitions between presentations and vivid effects for the awards evening and after dinner entertainment.

Power distribution to lighting, sound, video and stage was also supplied resulting in just one power outlet from the venue being required, reducing our clients expenditure on venue mains supply. The conference included presentations from the MP for Culture, Media and Sport as well as numerous Olympic and Paralympic medalists. The conference went very well and we are looking forward to Concept Completion supplying the next conference in the early part of 2010.

We provided a simple elegant lighting solution for the bar tent and a more dynamic upbeat look to the main marquee. As darkness descended, the main space turned into a vibrant upbeat venue to suit the party atmosphere for the evening.

Concept Completion undertook the task of transforming the Soho Theatre into a venue worthy of Paris Hilton. Utilising heavy amounts of pink lighting we changed the venue from a small pokey archway into a warm inviting space.
The Assassination of Paris Hilton will be showing at the Edinburgh Festival in Assembly @ George Street.

All participants successfully completed both the written and physical exams, and we’re now pleased to announce that all of our jobs will be staffed with at least one qualified first aider.

Concept Completion is looking forward to holding a defibrillator course towards the end of March to further advance it’s skills development.

Concept Completion took on the challenge of draping the entire ceiling of the hall in black enabling the realisation of the much loved effect in the Harry Potter films: floating candles in the great hall. Concept Completion again undertook floor to ceiling draping of the venue with this years draping colour being chosen as Burgundy by the students union.

The design, which was undertaken by our in house specialist, Tim Perrett, saw Concept Completion supply and install three custom built internally wired bars, twelve Selecon Acclaim fresnel lanterns and two Paradime six way dimmers, all of which were finished in a white powder coat finish to help them blend in with the aesthetics of the space. In order to control the system, a Strand 100 Series theatrical lighting console was also installed to enable individual control of each lantern.

Initially, Concept Completion provided a full briefing document to the church’s council outlining the proposed design, its applications, flexibility and physical look in the space. Liaison then took place with Christ Church’s appointed structural and electrical engineers to ensure the building had the capacity for the proposed installation.

The installation was then carried out over a number of days by Concept Completion’s highly trained staff which included fixing the new custom lighting bars safely to the infrastructure of the building; mounting and wiring the two three phase dimmers and terminating the control cabling into custom wallmount panels. The whole system was then tested to ensure that it complied with current electrical regulations. Finally, a demonstration was made to some of the users of the system as to the system’s creative capabilities and to ensure they knew how to operate their new platform lighting solution.

Concept Completion was asked to design and supply all of the necessary lighting to make the event look stylish and attractive, yet subtle and calm.

The lighting remained simple for most of the event, consisting of a textured floor wash with individual pin-spots to highlight each table centre. This allowed the guests to enjoy their meals whilst still being able to drop the room lighting to an atmospheric level.
Later on in the evening, the dance floor was bathed with a selection of tropical colours to match the floral theme of birds of paradise.