Michael Nicholson

Fuse Technical Group is pleased to announce that it has acquired Video Design Ltd, a London based video technical production company. Video Design has been a leader in video technical production for many of the United Kingdom’s largest touring acts and live events for over 10 years. Video Design was founded by the late Alex Leinster in 2015 to provide the highest quality technical expertise to live events and concerts using LED, projection, camera systems, media servers, and playback engineering. Alex’s vision has continued through his employees, who have been with the company since day one and continue to keep his legacy of technical excellence alive. Video Design has been a leader in video technical production for many of the United Kingdoms largest touring acts and live events for over 10 years. Video Design was founded by the late Alex Leinster in 2015 to provide the highest quality technical expertise to live events and concerts using LED, Projection, Camera Systems, Media Server and Playback Engineering. Alex’s vision has continued by his employees who have been with the company since day one and continue to keep his legacy of technical excellence alive.  Fuse Technical Group is proud to carry forward Alex’s legacy—a company built on an unwavering commitment to clients and a standard of technical excellence reflected not only in the equipment supplied but also in the incredibly talented people who bring that equipment to life. Fuse shares this same unwavering commitment to its clients and will maintain full operations from its current offices at 15-16 Wilstead Industrial Park, Kenneth Way, Bedford, MK45 3PD, UK. This acquisition strengthens Fuse’s ability to serve its global clients while expanding the technical capabilities and offerings that the Video Design team has long been recognized for and continues to excel at.

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Maharishi and Cambridge Audio's collaboration brings together British audio engineering and design, with a focus on shared values of clarity, utility, and connection through music. The campaign features Jazzie B, frontman of Soul II Soul and key figure in UK sound system culture who has been long-standing advocate for community and sound innovation. #MadeByMusic

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We have secured a unanimous resolution to grant planning permission for the redevelopment of approximately 50% of the BBC Elstree Centre TV and film studio, in North West London. The proposals include the transformation of current studios and ancillary spaces into 266,000 sq ft of modern media campus for the high-end TV and independent film industry. AXA IM Alts will rebrand the campus as ‘Fairbanks Studios’, reflecting its heritage, having been owned and operated by Hollywood legend Douglas Fairbanks Jr in the 1950s. The redevelopment will deliver state-of-the-art facilities in an established location, with a rich history in screen production. Read the Press release ▶ https://lnkd.in/ekc57YkU #AXAIMAlts #FilmStudios #UK

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Beyond funding the development of creative immersive work in the UK, the Immersive Arts UK programme is also working on valuable industry research. The first official report has been published on ‘The Early Days of the Immersive Exhibition Network’, authored by the fabulous Amy Densley, Tom Abba, and Verity McIntosh. Download it here: https://lnkd.in/e8avW4jk   Over the past 10–15 years, the appetite for immersive work both from artists and audiences has grown faster than the networks supporting it. This report brings together insights and recommendations from sector experts on the challenges and opportunities facing artists, venues, and audiences in the exhibition and distribution of immersive artworks. Immersive Arts is led by a consortium of producing and research partners: UWE Bristol, Watershed, Pervasive Media Studio, University of Bristol, Innovate UK Immersive Tech Network, Nerve Centre, Cryptic, Canolfan Mileniwm Cymru | Wales Millennium Centre, Crossover Labs, Unlimited, and XR Diversity Initiative .   Funding is provided by Arts Council England and Arts and Humanities Research Council (AHRC), Cyngor Celfyddydau Cymru | Arts Council of Wales, Creative Scotland, and Arts Council of Northern Ireland, with National Lottery support via ACW, ACNI, and Creative Scotland. #creativeindustries #innovation #immersivetech #spatialcomputing #XR #VR #AR

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