Beauty and the Geek Australia is the country’s ultimate social experiment where two very different worlds collide. The 'Beauties', who love being the centre of attention and rely primarily on their looks, are paired up with academically gifted yet socially awkward 'Geeks' to compete as teams for a $100,000 prize.

One of Australia’s leading TV lighting directors Grant Watson from Strauss Productions specified 12 of Robin 300 LEDWashes and used them as the main and vivid component of his lighting design for a number of the major 'off site location challenges'. The fixtures were also specified for events at the main 'house location' where the Beauties and Geeks live together and complement each other through various challenges striving to be the successful team.

Twelve Robe ROBIN 600LEDWash fixtures were supplied by the Perth office of leading Australian lighting rental company, Clifton Productions, to provide ideal lighting conditions for the official photograph of the 2011 Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting (CHOGM).

The photo session for the 22nd CHOGM event, the largest gathering of world leaders ever in Australia, was staged in Pavilion 1 at the Perth Convention & Exhibition Centre. Official photographer Andrew Taylor and a host of national and international media and TV crews needed an even and consistent 4500 Lux level right across the podium on which the 50 world leaders - including Head of the Commonwealth, Queen Elizabeth II - were posed for the photo.

The AFL’s highest individual honor, the Brownlow Medal 2011, was presented at the Crown Palladium in Melbourne at the end of September. 1.13 million TV viewers watched Dane Swan been awarded as the “fairest and best” player in the Australian Football League for this year.

The gala evening was staged traditionally at the Palladium Ballroom of Crown Casino complex, hosting over 1000 sporting celebrities and Australian VIPs.

Clifton Productions team supplied all the lighting equipment for the event.

Established in 1852, the Auckland Museum tells the story of New Zealand, its place in the Pacific and its people. The Museum is a war memorial for the province of Auckland and holds one of New Zealands top heritage libraries.

It is home to millions of objects and is one of New Zealands most popular man-made tourist attractions with around half a million visitors every year.

Auckland based Lighting Supply Company has recently supplied 24 ILED Pro EventLITE fixtures to Auckland Museum, which will be used for lighting many special events happening in the Museum, such as gallery openings, corporate events, etc.

The nation’s favorite entertainment show, Australia’s Got Talent, became the highest rating show so far this year, attracting an average viewing audience of 1.821 million for each episode. Judges Dannii Minogue, Kyle Sandilands and Brian McFadden have been trying to find the nation's greatest talents and bringing those outstanding artists on stage to share their original performance with TV viewers.

Lighting designer Francesco Calvi, one of the Australia’s leading lighting designers, used ArKaos MediaMaster Pro Software to run his video show on the LED screens, which were used on the stage as a main visual media for the specatacular TV show.

The ULA Group team enjoyed a very positive Integrate 2011, which was held in Sydney Fox Studios from 30th August to 1st September. Launching new exciting products across all its ranges, ULA Group’s stand in Hordern Pavilion was traditionally one of the most crowded throughout the duration of the show.

This year, the ULA Group stand was divided into two sections – Entertainment and Architectural.

Lighting designer Andy Mutton from Lightning Lighting in Melbourne, Australia, has specified 14 Robe ROBIN 300 LEDWash moving lights for a fantastic new lighting installation at the buzzy Beresford Hotel nightspot in Surrey Hills, Sydney, New South Wales.

This is the first club/live music installation for these new very versatile and compact fixtures and it's in the Beresford's famous 600 capacity "Upstairs" venue. which has just been refurbished by new owners,  Merivale.

The 2011 Australian International Motor Show, the biggest Motor event hitting the Australian shores each year, was held at the beginning of July in Melbourne Convention and Exhibition Centre. Over 193,000 motoring fans came to see more than 400 vehicles on display from car manufacturers from all around the globe.

Clifton Productions team traditionally supplied lighting and visual technology for several stands, including Holden, Maserati, Toyota and Lexus.