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NEWS_Wonder Full Receives Prestigious Tourism Award

The Prime Minister of Singapore Mr Lee Hsien Loong, accompanied by the Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of the Las Vegas Sands Corporation (LVSC), Mr Sheldon G. Alderson, were joined by thousands of spectators to witness the unveiling of Laservision’s record-breaking Multimedia Spectacular “Wonder Full”.

The 13-minute, 360 degree, three-dimensional “show is the exclamation point on the sentence of Marina Bay Sands,” as described by the Las Vegas Sands Corporation President and Chief Operating Officer, Michael A. Leven.

LVSC embarked on a World audit to identify and engage a single organisation capable of designing, developing and deploying a state-of-the-art outdoor multimedia attraction. After a 12 month audit, Laservision was selected as the successful company and on 17th February, in front of a star-studded audience, including the Singapore Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong, 450 international media and LVSC Chairman and Chief Executive Officer Mr Sheldon G. Adelson “Wonder Full” was launched to the World!

Located on the USD $6 billion, 20-hectare Integrated Resort, the three-dimensional fantasy showcases:

3 x enormous Water~Screens spanning 2,000 sqm
30 x high powered multi-coloured moving searchlights
1 x custom built one billion foot candle searchlight
16 x high powered Stella~Ray™ and Light~Ray™ laser systems producing over 300,000 milliwatts of laser energy
Over 250,000 energy efficient Light Emitting Diodes (LEDs)
9 x high powered, High Definition Video Projectors
A 56-metre floating fountain with individually controlled nozzles capable of reaching up to 20 metres in height and illuminated using Laservision’s custom fountain LED lighting fixtures
5 x 12-metre Flame FX
An arsenal of Special FX including Bubble Factories, Smoke Machines, Strobes, Intelligent Lighting fixtures and custom made Aqua Cannons

The show features new and exciting technology that took Laservision three years to develop and refine. A team consisting of 100 specialists in architectural, design, creative, musical, engineering, technical and IT resources were drawn from its Hong Kong, Australian and Singaporean offices. The Show will be operated and maintained by Laservision’s Singapore office.

The original idea of creating a show that has a “soul” was seeded by Mr Michael A. Leven, President and Chief Operating Officer, LVSC. Internationally renowned as the leader in large scale multimedia spectaculars and architectural illumination, Laservision was engaged to bring this vision to life.

“Wonder Full” is the story of Water and Light creating Life, told with water and light. The spectacular explores humanity and the beauty of the human experience through original footage from Singapore, an original sound score and an abundance of mediums spanning the Marina Bay Sands development.

This world-class attraction will light up the waterfront and skies of the Marina Bay area seven days a week and viewers will be entertained twice a night from Sunday to Thursday and three times on Friday and Saturday evenings.

Unique Sounds of Leipzig

In a world first, Laservision recently transformed the facade of the Hong Kong Cultural Centre into an interactive piece of musical art.

As part of the Hong Kong Arts Festival Laservision, in conjunction with Leipzig Liberty, created a breathtaking 10-minute laser sequence on the Cultural Centre by transforming the unique sounds of the Leipzig Opera, Leipzig’s Gewandhaus and the St Thomas Boys Choir into a graphical representation using complex mathematical algorithms.

The 6,000m² façade of the Hong Kong Cultural Centre provided the perfect arena to place the unique music of Leipzig’s musical institutions directly in the spotlight.

Leipzig Liberty developed the concept of “Sound-Equals-Light” and engaged Laservision as the technical consultant and equipment provider in order to bring their concept to life.

“Laservision’s laser show achieved just what we, as the city’s representatives, considered important: to reach a broad public, to appeal to the senses and to market Leipzig as the City of Culture to the people there with a congenial show”, said Mr Burkhard Jung, the Mayor of Leipzig City.

Leipzig is known as one of the major European city-centres of learning and culture in fields such as astronomy, optics and music. The “Sound-Equals-Light” project was developed to achieve three key objectives:

Increase public awareness of Leipzig as a cultural hub in Europe
Audiences associating our city inextricably with music, recognising Leipzig as one of Germany’s most important metropolitan musical centres
Increase public awareness of the Gewandhaus Orchestra, the St Thomas Boys Choir and Opera

The “Sound-Equals-Light” artists Ludwig Schmidtpeter and Tim Grünewald, were intimately interested in the “contract between the ‘old‘ sound technology of classical music and the ultra-modern laser technology of the 21st century. With the show, we want to create links between space (West to East) and time (classical to modern).”