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Springtree Productions transformed Jamison Hall into an ‘Enchanted Forest’ to fit Page High School‘s Prom theme.

Sound We used our QSC K-Series System to DJ this event, and flanked them with live foliage to tie them into the theme.

Video We had two projectors with bounce mirrors projecting on to the curtain and used live foliage to hide them.On this screen we projected video of Redwoods, lakes, streams, and forests to fit the them. The projector on the right provided live video feeds and more accent video. We used two robotic cameras to capture live video of the dance floor that we then projected onto the large screen to the right. This is a temporary screen we hung to project our two live video feeds of the dance floor. We also had two projectors aimed at the brick wall behind the tables, these projectors looped animated video backgrounds fitting to the ‘Enchanted Forest’ theme. The effect of video on the brick really carries the theme.

Lighting Dramatic lighting transforms the room. Two moving heads sitting on the stage put dancers in the spotlight. We accent lighting for the live trees and bushes we brought in, along with ivy weaving across the stage. The ivy is faux and available for rental. Columns are wrapped in multicolored LED string lights, wrapped in chiffon fabric, then up-lit in with green, creating a magical tree bark effect.

Here’s a great shot really showcasing the different layers of lighting we used for this event. Truss above the dance floor for music reactive lighting. Green up lighting on the columns which also accent the unique ceiling architecture. And the last layer is the video projection on the exposed brick wall.

View our full gallery of photos on Springtree Productions.

Classical Academy of Franklin Benefit Dinner and Celebration
March 3, 2011 – Liberty Hall – The Factory

Classical Academy of Franklin Benefit Dinner and Celebration. (Formally known as Eagles Nest Academy.) A benefit event and celebration for the school featuring acoustic performances by The Warren Brothers and students.

Services included:

• Twinkle Lights strung above tables.
• Uplight on fabric wrapped columns
• Blue uplighting on the stage.
• Audio for acoustic performances
• Audio for children’s groups
• Custom gobo

Visit the Eagles Nest Website.
Visit the Franklin Classical Website.

View our full gallery by visiting our portfolio posting on Springtree Productions.

St. Edward’s School 2011 Songwriter’s Night
Friday March 4th, 2011 – Liberty Hall - The Factory at Franklin

This event featured:

• A Jazz Ensemble playing in balcony
• Hosting by Lance Miller of Nashville Star
• Performances by The Warren Brothers, Tom Douglas, Lee Miller, Dave Berg

Springtree Services included:

• Uplight on columns.
• Back scrim (white stage backdrop) with projector logo and uplights
• Uplight on brick walls with gobo projection
• Green lighting for glowing bistro tables.
• 2 projectors to show slideshow on sides screens.
• Audio System
• Wireless Microphones

Visit St. Edward School’s Website.
Visit the event’s website.

View our full gallery by visiting our portfolio posting on Springtree Productions.

Green uplighting continues the theme throughout the room for this large venue.

Looking down on the stage from the mezzanine. Springtree provided audio production services for this event.

The Sweetwater Ministries Celebration Event took place on February 22, 2011 in Liberty Hall at The Factory at Franklin.

About Sweetwater Ministries:
Sweetwater House is a ministry and discipleship program to young women located in Accra, Ghana, West Africa. There are 24 girls who are currently living at Sweetwater House. Many have been abused physically, emotionally, or sexually, and some were barely surviving on the street, sleeping on the dirt floor of outside shops, some were recently released from slavery in neighboring countries. Sweetwater House, through Today’s Choices—USA, operates solely through contributions, which are tax-deductible and go straight to the house and girls.

Learn more by visiting http://www.todayschoicesinc.com
Follow Sweetwater on Facebook.

Thanks for many of the photos below goes to the event photographer Taproot Photography.

The event featured stage lighting, and LED uplighting to highlight the exposed brick.

Custom Gobos really make this welcome table special.

Learn more about custom gobos by visiting our Apollo page.

View a full gallery of images in the Springtree Productions Portfolio.

Springtree was happy to provide audio, video, and lighting production services for the Show Hope Organization for their “The Movement” kick off event on February 5th in Liberty Hall.

The Movement is a new Student Initiative in support of local high school orphan care clubs. Over 600 high school students gained admission through the donation of a baby bottle or a $5 donation.Through these clubs, students will be able to serve the local foster community, adoptive families, as well as orphans globally.

Caleb Chapman’s band CALEB provided entertainment for the event. Students also shared their personal stories about what they’ve gained through their work with Show Hope.

Show Hope is an adoption and orphan care organization founded by Steven Curtis and Mary Beth Chapman, learn more by visiting their About Us.

Visit the Show Hope Blog Post on The Movement kick off event.
View the Show Hope “The Movement” Press Release.

View our full gallery of “The Movement” event on the Springtree Productions website.