INBOX
COLDPLAY SAY VIVA LA FEEDERS!
As well as notching up its seventh work of Pauline Austin and Sarah Money with
consecutive TPi Award for Favourite Catering amazing salads and freshly made desserts.
Company last month, Eat To The Beat’s Rounding out the team on the front line,
reputation across the pond was recently Jessie Collins and Peter Kostandelos looked after
given a boost when its American operation the service in the dining room and dressing
toured the States with Coldplay’s Viva La rooms. All equipment came from the US
Vida production. headquarters in LA.
Long-standing ETTB team member Heidi The tour continued seamlessly in the UK and
Varah (pictured right with Coldplay production Ireland right up until Christmas. With the help of
manager Craig Finley) led the catering ETTB’s UK headquarters, there was a fresh set
department with Darren Shead and Jesse Davies of catering equipment on site and a UK-based
creating delicious and inspired meals daily for prep crew so that all could be fed without
the band and crew. skipping a beat.
These meals were complemented by the www.globalinfusiongroup.com
CHAOS
Newly-formed Chaos LED screens which displayed
Visual Productions live camera, video and
worked with production satellite feeds from around
AT PREZ
designer Bruce Rodgers the world in celebration of
and LD Bobby Dickinson the new President, Barack
BALL
on RK Productions’ The Obama.
Neighborhood Ball, An Chaos president John
Inauguration Celebration Wiseman said: “We were
IN D.C.
2009, in Washington D.C. thrilled to be entrusted with
The company fielded seven the visual delivery.”
TPi MARCH 09 • 29
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