Technology Entertainment is the new gold of entertainment. About three years ago event planners and event professionals were still looking for traditional entertainment. Our event entertainment agency was regularly asked for circus acts, magicians and illusionists, dancers and cabaret shows. Nowadays, things have changed. The world is about technology and digital. All products sold have in common an important part of technology. Today, marketing gurus and advisors ask event organizers to mainly focus on the technology part of the product they are launching. Logically, event companies are then asking entertainment agencies to come up with some digital and technology entertainment ideas. Presently, we are mainly asked for digital dancers, mapping shows, ipad magicians, lighting and LED dancers, Pixel Poi jugglers, … All artists and performers create shows using the same technique in order to please this new and unique demand. We even see music bands that add LED lights to their costumes to match event companies requirements. About twenty years ago, we had discovered the laser show presented by the Laserman. It was certainly the only performer at that time that was able to include a touch of future and technology in his show. Now this act is almost part […]
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A mapping show was presented to about 200 guests in Lyon. The event took place at the Matmut Stadium and our dancers performed a mapping show that was personalized for the occasion. Thanks to the team and the client.
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Talents & Productions provided a magic interactive show for a private Gala Dinner in Singapore at the Shangri La Hotel. Our Sliding Magician works with video mapping, visual effects and magic performances, the creative and technologic show was a real success !
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Major advances in technology in the past decade have vastly changed the way the industry plans, executes, and measures the success of events and meetings. There are apps and sites that let planners raise money, send invitations, control seating plans, and sell tickets. LED walls can now react to human movement, while NFC- and R.F.I.D.-enabled bracelets and other devices connect guests to their social media accounts and other digital platforms. Are post-event surveys necessary when you can track attendee feedback on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, and other places? There’s even a way to use holograms to replace—or resurrect—performers. But what else is coming? See More
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