Cruise Ship Entertainment System Design
Included in their consulting services for the 29 theatres, 71 lounges & bars and 22 dance clubs, they have been responsible for the design and commissioning of the lighting, audio, video, large screen projection, special effects and stage mechanical systems for all the showrooms, lounges and discos/dance clubs as well as consulting on the broadcast television systems and architectural lighting systems for the atriums, restaurants and other public spaces. They were also responsible for the design of the jumbo 270-sq. ft. LED video walls that have been installed in Carnival’s various ships called the “Seaside Theatre.”
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