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Visited the laserium show in Van Nuys last night. Really enjoyed the laser show. Having seen it several times back at Griffith Observatory, I was unsure of how the new set up would be. Small industrial building, we were led into an open room with camping chairs. Felt like being in someone's basement but once the show began it was great.
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In The Beginning. Laserium, and indeed the laser light show itself, was born in the late 60's and early 1970's. Ivan Dryer, then a film maker, was treated to a lab demonstration of a new multi-colored laser at Cal Tech. He was so taken by the purity and intensity of the colors that he decided to make a film and set the beautiful patterns to music.
Pink floyd. Pink Floyd's Dark Side of the Moon is the premiere laser concert experience for Laserium fans worldwide, seen by over 10 million people. NOW newly energized with layers of spectacular new laser and special FX. See the music! Experience Laserium!
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Lead 3D Artists: Jerry Weil, Tom Bradley, Zeth Dubois, Michael Kory 3D Artists: Patrick So, Craig Sylvester Compositing Leads: August Coleman , Zeth Dubois Compositors: Kevin O’ Neal, Robyn Kralik Models & Textures: Dan Wanket, David Summers, Jessi Chang, Mark Shoaf Editors: Shawn Crosby, Barrett Sanders, Don Dixon, Drew Anderson Pre-Visualization:...
Alan Ett, Scott Liggett, William Ashford, Alan Ett Music Group Music Recording and Mix: Damon Tedesco Music Editor: Irl Sanders Music Project Coordinator: Levon Broussalian Sound Design: Media City Sound, Jon Schell Zeiss Programming and Theater Systems Coordination: Patrick So Samuel Oschin Planetarium Sound Design: Drew Dalzell Mt. Wilson Audio R...
Cliff Edson & Kath Hayes – RFX Hollywood William Chen – Bell Computer Wendy Wirthlin – Pixar Animation Robin Scher – Smedge Rick Balabuck – Maximum Throughput Inc. Phil Christensen & Noel Gorelick – Arizona State University Matt Fairclough – Planetside Software Arndt von Koenigsmarc – Maxon Computer David Seal – JPL United States Air Force Bill Rat...
It's not the first comeback since the show left Griffith Park in 2002 (during the observatory's massive renovation); there was a short-lived Hollywood residency in 2009 and a summertime rooftop ...
Mar 9, 2017 · The original laser light show, Laserium—started at the Griffith Observatory in 1973—is still alive and well in an office park across from the Van Nuys Airport. Catch a rare viewing of updated ...
2 days ago · Located on the south slope of Mount Hollywood in Griffith Park, the Observatory is literally in the center of metropolitan Los Angeles. While public transportation is the easiest way to visit, you may also walk, bike, drive, or take a shared-ride service up to the Observatory. There’s paid parking near the Observatory and free parking downhill.
