Our first tech meeting was at Sitton's in NOHO
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Our only static audio mixing board, the rest are dynamic
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Joe Van Syke sets up the LCS real-time mixer
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Just the audio racks
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Rick adds cobwebs pretty much everywhere
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Front to Back - Kyle Ridenour, Carole McLane, Denny McLane, Ryan Wirthlin
A big part of the audio crew
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Jeff Long has had a rough day, and no sleep
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Oliver Pemberton sorts the bits out
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One zero Lux Infrared camera for security and
The Internet webcams
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Per Goetterup configures some pneumatic valves
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The fully working Pepper's Ghost effect
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Denny sets up the LCS Variable Room Acoustic System (VRAS)
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Kristin Laurene tosses some electrical tape
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Jeff Long programs show control
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The air compressor needs to be really quiet
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Our Amps go to Eleven
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Fog machines, fog fluid, and fog distribution
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The rain effect gets water from the pool
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And then returns it to the pool
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Gee, can we stuff anything else on this sign?
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Rick Holbrook gets a refill of webgoo
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Jeff Long runs even more cable
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Ok so the sign can take just ONE more thing...
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Ryan Carter and Kristin Laurene go over schedules
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A security camera/webcam sees all
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Jeff Long hides a sensor
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Subtle lighting is the way to go
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Ann Keener helps with VRAS
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The three singing heads are always a favourite
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Have a little bass!
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Another pic of the LCS rack
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Kyle Ridenour tests spacial sound effects
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our static lighting board
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Scott Arnold makes sure we have enough
cable in the Equipment Room
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Bob Joslin studies the progress of the Pepper's Ghost effect
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Redoing the pneumatics
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The show control rack
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Another shot of the show control rack
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Guests could scare guests in previous sections of the House
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Ryan Carter programs a PLC to control pneumatics
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Another security camera/webcam - can see in total darkness
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Rick checks and rechecks into the night
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The Interactive Webpage on the Internet had webcams and you can scare people
similar to the You Scare 'Em that guests could do
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