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WHAT'S HAPPENING
Let us know what is happening at the dealerships, with your customers, grand openings, new uses of GAM products! We want to know 'What's HOT and What's NOT'! Call, fax or write your sales rep at GAMPRODUCTS, INC.-call us at (323) 461-0200 or fax us at (323) 461-4308.
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- GamChroic glass filters were chosen for the latest Sea World project. Specified by the design office of Ken Billington & Associates and supplied through PRODUCTION ARTS, NY, the colors included GD320 Peach, GD355 Amber Flame, GD790 Electric Blue, GD810 Moon Blue, GD835 Aztec Blue,and GD940 Light Purple.
- The new show "O" at the Bellagio, Las Vegas, was written up in the latest Lighting Dimensions. Designer Luc LaFortune used GamColor, GAM Patterns, 100 StarStrobes and 24 TwinSpin II's from PRODUCTION ARTS and CINEMA SERVICES.
- The Long Beach (CA) Aquarium opened to sensational reviews because of how well done the aquatic displays are in this new facility. We noticed an interesting water ripple effect on the floor and on the faces and bodies of the audience. Looking up, there were two GAM Spin/FX with double effects wheels creating a remarkably wonderful water ripple, giving everyone in the room a feeling that they were part of the display. Supplier for the project was FOUR STAR, Los Angeles.
- Look for GamColor and GAM Patterns in the newly opened Missoni Boutique on Madison Avenue at 78th Street in NYC. For this, their largest store, L.D. Anne Militelo of Vortex Lighting designed a 2-circuit effect: static patterns fade to spinning effects and back again, echoing the textures and colors of the lush Italian knits and fabrics the store carries. Keep an eye out, the look will be changed regularly.
- GamProducts played a role at the Golden Globe festivities. One of the more interesting applications was the use of GAMFLOOR to mask the 'post-party' MUSE restaurant's windows to keep away the unwanted paparazzi! Another LD using GAM stuff was Andy Sobkovich who designed and lit the entire Access Hollywood set up.
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