Darling Harbor in Sydney had to be the best place in the city to celebrate Australia Day. Whole families came to the harbor at the end of January to celebrate Australia’s cultural diversity and to enjoy a great day full of entertainment.

Technical Direction Company (TDC) supplied and constructed a large cylinder shaped LED screen, which floated on a pontoon in the middle of Darling Harbor and was used as a Video Screen with 360degrees views of live content streaming the crowd and celebrations.

As the World’s best surfers gathered at Snapper Rocks on Gold Coast for the Quiksilver & Roxy Pro, VuePix was judged fit to score. The Quiksilver and Roxy Pro lasted two weeks, with the competition been the first stop of the 2012 ASP (Association of Surfing Professionals) World Championship Tour. The crowds of surfing fans enjoyed sunny weather, light winds and spectacular performances displayed by world Surfing Champions.

Technical Direction Company (TDC), Australia’s leading rental supplier of video technology has recently invested in a large amount of VuePix C14 screens and have used them for the 2011 ARIA AWARDS on Sunday, November 27th at Allphones Arena, Sydney.

TDC have been providing video equipment for the ARIAS for over 12 years. This year they were approached directly by the ARIAs to provide video equipment for 25th Anniversary of this high profile event in the Australian Music Calendar.

Michael Hassett, managing director of TDC, comments: “The end of this year was very busy for us, we were involved in many high profile shows and events. When the discussions about ARIAs came in July, it was an opportunity for us to gear up more screens. Having worked with VuePix for a number of years, it was our first choice to look at. The design of the C14 appeared to be a step above a lot out there and a value for money and quality was a good balance for a market looking for good value without compromising quality. So we decided to invest in VuePix and provide the significant visual solutions with VuePix C14 screens.”

Cliftons Perth, the official lighting supplier for Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting (CHOGM) in Perth, specified and supplied VuePix screens for international Media Centre, located at Perth Exhibition and Convention Centre during the period of the CHOGM 2011.

Sixteen high-resolution VuePix 5mm L Series displays were positioned in the middle of the Media Centre to stream live News from all around the world from different TV Channels.

Woohah Productions joined the Australian leg of Enrique Iglesias’s Euphoria World Tour, being the official supplier for his support artist DJ Havana Brown.

For over a decade Enrique Iglesias’ Latin-flavoured pop has carved its way into the hearts of music fans across the globe, selling over 55 million albums to date. His latest album Euphoria has seen several hits such as ‘Heartbeat', ‘Dirty Dancer’, and ‘Tonight’.

For DJ Havana Brown, the tour was another notch to her belt as she continues to dominate the Australian music scene. Her hit debut single has been certified double platinum, and peaked at number five on the ARIA Singles Chart. Havana adds Iglesias to the growing list of international superstars she has supported, which includes Rihanna, The Pussycat Dolls, Chris Brown, and Britney Spears.

DJ Havana Brown - Australia’s no. 1 ranking female DJ - has recently toured Australia with the global superstar Chris Brown, being the supporting act for his F.A.M.E tour. Australia was Chris Brown’s first stop for his worldwide tour with concerts in Adelaide, Melbourne, Sydney, Brisbane and Perth.

Arosh Fernando and Brad Watson from WooHah Productions, the official supplier for DJ Havana Brown, came up with a concept of incorporating the VuePix LED screens giving DJ the ability to further interact with the audience during the show.

They specified 4 VuePix P18 LED Mesh panels mounted on the DJ console as a surrounding for the DJ uprise. The ArKaos A10 Media server was used to run all content on the screens.

The 17 years old Canadian prince of Pop has recently toured main Australian Arenas with his ‘My World’ tour. The “Bieber-Fever” affected thousands of his teenage fans, which were desperate to see Justin’s impressive performance live. Opening his shows with “Love me”, crowds were going mental with the vibe and electricity going through the roof throughout the entire show at every concert.

Big Picture, one of the biggest Australian and New Zealand production companies providing video solutions, were appointed to provide the video systems for the tour. They worked closely with tour director Tom Marzullo, who kept a critical eye across all aspects of the production to deliver fans with perfect shows.

A new VuePix Scoreboard has made a big impact at Monash University’s Clayton campus in Melbourne. The 4x5 metre P20 RealPix screen with multi-media capabilities has replaced the existing scoreboard at Oval 1. Thanks to great colour uniformity and high resolution the Scoreboard is now visible and crystal clear from any angle on the circumference around the oval and even from longer viewing distances.