ARD Olympia Gala 2004

Temple of Olympieion, Athens, Greece

Athens 2004 –  The ARD Olympic Gala 

TEMPLE OF THE OLYMPIEION,  ATHENS, GREECE

On Thursday, August 5, 2004 at 9 p.m. the Greek ambassador for culture, Vicky Leandros, will present the big ARD Olympic Gala on TV channel ARD. The TV event was recorded in front of the historic backdrop of the Olympieion in Athens. International stars, protagonists of the Olympic movement, Greek interpreters and Greeks living abroad came to their homeland for this gala and conveyed the magic of Greek entertainment to German television viewers.

A&O provided the right lighting for this truly impressive backdrop. The following equipment was used: Target Spezial 2000W effect spotlights, Black Devil 2000W, 4000W searchlights, architectural spotlights Dicro Beam 1200W and Dicro Color 1800W, A&O Color-Stream LED tubes, LED Chroma Panel, Chroma Zone, Martin MAC 500, Martin MAC 600, Martin MAC 2000, Martin Exterior 200, various peripherals and ground supports. In total, the technicians installed floodlights with a total output of 400,000 watts and thus let the Olympieion shine in “new” splendor.

Broadcast date: Thursday, 05 August 2004 at 9 pm on ARD

On behalf of the ARD, commissioned Radio Bremen Fernsehen the company A&O Lighting Technology with the entire realisation of the stage construction and the lighting equipment. A&O decided for the lighting designer Manfred “Ollie” Olma who should create for the gala a great light show matching the antique scenery.

LOCATION:

Temple of Olympieion, Athens, Greece
 

DATE:

August 2004

 

LIGHTING DESIGN:

mo2 design, in cooperation with mo2 design Operator and lighting designer Marcus Boßdorf

 

REGIE:

Jörg Sonntag (Regisseur of ARD Olympia Gala)

 

GENERAL MANAGEMENT:

Marco Niedermeier, A&O Lighting Technology GmbH

 

AO EQUIPMENT:

Target Spezial 2kW 

Black Devil 2kw 

4kW Searchlights 

Dicro Beam 1200W 

Dicro Color 1800W 

A&O Color-Stream LED tubes 

LED Chroma Panel 

Chroma Zone 

Martin Mac 500 

Martin MAC 600 

Martin MAC 2000 

Martin Exterior 200 

Peripheral equipment 

Groundsupports

 

PHOTOS:

Ralph Larmann

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