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Typhoon Theater at the Maritime Experiential Museum in Singapore |
Sentosa, Singapore |
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Download this project profile as a PDF Visitors to the Maritime Experiential Museum at Resorts World Sentosa, Singapore can get an up-close look at a shipwreck in the Typhoon Theater where Electrosonic provided audio-visual design, engineering, integration and installation of the audio, video and control equipment to help simulate an amazing historical journey. The company was hired by Sunray Woodcraft Construction and worked under the general guidance of museum designers Ralph Appelbaum Associates. Super 78 created the content for the attraction. |
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AT&T Dolphin Tales at Georgia Aquarium |
Atlanta, Georgia |
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Download this project profile as a PDF An inspiring theatrical production starring Atlantic bottlenose dolphins is thrilling and amazing visitors at the newly-expanded Georgia Aquarium in Atlanta. AT&T Dolphin Tales presents a sweeping 25-minute musical tribute to the beauty and grace of dolphins. Electrosonic played a major role in the show’s development, designing, supplying and installing all the audio and video equipment the show required. The show was crafted by Florida-based entertainment design and production company WOW!Works. |
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Dark Rides at OCT Parks in China |
Shanghai and Shenzhen, China |
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Download this project profile as a PDF Developer OCT called on Electrosonic to provide all the AV solutions for two new dark ride attractions at Happy Valley outside Shanghai and Window of the World in Shenzhen, north of Hong Kong. Although a thousand miles separate the theme parks, the two attractions were virtually identical in size and scope for Electrosonic, which supplied full projection systems and screens, the main show control system, 4D effects, audio and lighting. |
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USA Pavilion |
Shanghai, China |
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Download this project profile as a PDF Attracting over seven million visitors during its six months of operation, the USA Pavilion at Expo 2010 Shanghai China delivered its Rise to the Challenge theme in a series of Hollywood-style, multi-dimensional presentations that told the story of the American spirit of perseverance, innovation and community building. |
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Information and Communications Pavilion |
Shanghai, China |
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Download this project profile as a PDF Visitors flocking to the Information & Communications Pavilion at Expo 2010 Shanghai China got a taste of cutting-edge information and communication technologies (ICT) to come when they toured the attraction presented by China Mobile and China Telecom. BRC Imagination Arts was the creator and producer for the world’s first Multi-Dimensional Interactive Network pavilion. |
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Crossroads of the World - Jakarta Fountain |
Jakarta, Indonesia |
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Visitors to Crossroads of the World, a two-story, 400,000 square-foot mall in Jakarta, Indonesia, eagerly await the spectacular once-an-hour dancing waters attraction in a Rockefeller Center-style plaza designed by Gary Goddard Entertainment (GGE) with engineering, AV and lighting support from Electrosonic Inc. |
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Suzhou Sky Screen |
Suzhou, China |
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The New Sky Screen in Suzhou, China’s new shopping center in Harmony Time Square is the latest addition to the LED Sky Screen marvel. Suzhou is the third and largest sky screen in the world, the other two being Las Vegas’ Fremont Street Experience and The Place in Beijing. Electrosonic was involved in all three projects and supplied the video head end including our MS9200 playback, Vector Processing and ESCAN control for the Sky Screen. |
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MGM Grand LED - Macau |
Macau, China |
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The MGM Grand in Macau features a giant LED display over the entrance supported by “ribbons” of LED running along the building. Optotech Macau supplied and installed this massive piece of signage. |
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JinTang Bridge Show |
Tianjin, China |
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The historic JinTang Bridge in Tianjin, China is now the scene of an outdoor water, fire, pyro, light, and sound spectacular show. The installation was managed by Electrosonic's Shanghai office. Running nightly on special holiday evenings, the eight-minute show features fantastic pyro, fire, light, and water displays synchronized to an exciting soundtrack. |
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