Chocolate anyone? Kit Kat bar? How lucky can we be to have the iconic Hershey’s as a client! This is a new build by MC-2 Exhibits rolled out for the National Association of Convenience Stores 2012 Show here in Las Vegas. A sprawling show with vendors showcasing goods from everything to the delightful candy they … Continued
Very happy to be a part of one of the worlds largest industrial trade shows with the opening of the International Manufacturing Technology Show (IMTS) 2012. Taking up every inch of the sprawling McCormick Place convention center in Chicago, IL, this is the premiere event for the manufacturing industry. Our booth, Kennametal (W-1522) is located … Continued
Fine Design Associates, Inc., under the art direction of Scott Anderson, recently provided theatrical lighting services to the feature film PARANOIA, directed by Robert Luketic (21) and starring Liam Hemsworth (The Hunger Games), Oscar®-nominee Gary Oldman (The Dark Knight), Oscar®-nominee Harrison Ford (Indiana Jones) and Lucas Till (X-Men: First Class). Filming in New York and Philadelphia, the film will release in theatres on September 27, 2013. Please support the movie!
It is a great pleasure to be able to participate in high profile and extremely significant events in the world of modern day business. On this past Aug 14th, Samsung Electronics released the new Galaxy NOTE 10.1 tablet. Fine Design was part of highly choreographed marketing event executed by an outstanding team assembled of advertising, … Continued
For Fine Design Associates, Inc., CES 2012 brought new challenges on many fronts, from a very complicated production schedule to using new technology in lighting, to managing client expectations across a diverse field of new and existing clients. Through it all, it was our field design and production teams that kept everything moving along. Our … Continued
It’s very easy to see, quite literally, just how dramatic theatrical stage lighting can have an impact on your exhibit, show or event. A simple comparison done here to demonstrate how significant the change can be once you turn those lights on, I believe makes the point. Without lighting, things look flat, plain and regular. … Continued