AVESCOGROUPPLC ANNUAL REPORT 2009 09
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Europe
mainland
Our mainland Europe
operations: Creative
Technology Germany, JVR
(Netherlands), Presteigne
Charter (Germany and the
Netherlands) and Action
(France and Spain) all possess
the same concept of project
delivery that can be fully
relied upon by all clientele.
All Avesco Group companies
are committed to providing the
same consistent level of quality
performance, resources and
service, irrespective of the
location of the project or client.
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1 For the Netherlands edition of the X-Factor, JVR audiovisual supplied a 1m x 92m circular banner, with a half circular 2.5m high banner which were hung at the back
of the stage utilising 690 tiles of MiTRIX. The legs of the two X’s, which slid open as they rose, were built with 320 MiTRIX tiles. At the back of the stage, JVR’s new
Hibino 6mm Black Face indoor 6.14mx 3.45m display provided the centrepiece.
2 At the IAA 2009 in Frankfurt, the world's largest automobile show – customers such as Audi, Saab, Skoda and Brose relied on CT Germany's professional media
technology services. CT was responsible for audio, video and lighting at the international press conferences and on the exhibition stands on site at the IAA.
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3 With its unique installation of moving, high-resolution LED rings at Paris Air Show 2009, once again Liebherr-Aerospace relied on innovative media technology from
Creative Technology Germany.
4 This year the celebrations of the World Athletics Gala crowned Usain Bolt and Sanya Richards as Male and Female World Athletes of the Year 2009. Action provided
graphics using LED Element Labs VersaTile for the first time in Monaco and the South of France. In addition, Action also provided a video wall in excess of six metres
long that was constructed with seamless plasma displays driven by a Barco/Encore switcher with the capability of playing three different sources simultaneously.
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