It’s ETC summer school. No, it’s camp for ETC lovers. No, it’s a three-day ETC party. No (and yes), it’s ETC’s second, biyearly CUE end-user event, taking place next month, in Madison, Wisconsin, July 23nd-25th. Registration for this popular conference is filling up fast, so ETC urges you to sign up soon. CUE registration details and fee information are at http://www.etcconnect.com/cue Read More >

The nuclear blast at Hiroshima in 1945 is often described in Japanese as a flash (pika) followed by a bang (don). Last year, a performance lit with ETC Source Four LED Lustr+™ fixtures aimed to represent the unexpected terror Read More >

ETC showed a range of new and updated products at this year’s busy ABTT show in London. Read More >

Scotland’s annual Edinburgh Festival Fringe is always a busy time for lighting manufacturer ETC, and the company is already gearing up for this year’s event, with more lighting and control desks on stages there than ever before. Read More >

ETC CEO Fred Foster received the 10th annual Ken Hendricks Memorial ‘Seize the Day’ Award at the Wisconsin Entrepreneurs’ Conference, June 4th, 2013, held in Middleton, Wisconsin. Read More >

The Victorian College of the Arts (VCA) at the University of Melbourne has just gotten an ETC Gio™ lighting desk to use for its production course. The Gio utilizes ETC’s powerful hardware and software in order to deliver sophisticated effects, including pixel mapping and media-server control. The lighting control system offers a direct, intuitive operational style and can instantly recognize ETC syntax. Read More >

The newly reopened Yau Ma Tei Theatre has put a modern twist on traditional Cantonese opera. The historic 300-seat venue in Kowloon, Hong Kong, which is operated by the Leisure and Cultural Services Department, features the latest ETC technology, with layers of the highest-quality conventional and LED light. Read More >

The heritage-listed Arts Centre Melbourne is said to be the largest and busiest performing arts complex in the southern hemisphere. Hamer Hall is the concert hall within the Centre. Home to the Melbourne Symphony and events throughout the year, from theater to rock and roll, Hamer Hall has been outfitted with new lighting, including ETC Selador LED and ETC Source Four® fixtures. Read More >

Zorro: A New Musical has claimed a lot of firsts for ETC’s Eos® family of lighting control products. It was the first West End musical controlled by an Eos desk. It was the first large-scale show in Paris run on an Eos. And now it’s adding another accomplishment to the list: Zorro is the first theatrical production in America to feature ETC’s newest lighting control desk, Eos Titanium (“Ti”). Read More >

ETC has proved that Source Four fixtures aren’t just for theaters – by supplying Source Four HID luminaires to the Museu da Eletricidade (Museum of Electricity) in Lisbon, Portugal. Read More >