White Light equips its SmartStage extended reality studio with Riedel's Bolero

Bolero devices Riedel have been the communication equipment chosen by the production services company White Light for SmartStage, its extended reality studio.

Based in London, White Light has been offering complete technical solutions since 1971 for projects such as theater productions, corporate events, live broadcasts or concerts.

When choosing a new communication solution for your daily operations, as well as for your extended reality study SmartStage, the company decided on the Bolero of Riedel. Jonjo Glynn, Venues Director of White Light, explains the decision: "One of the things that sets Bolero apart from other wireless intercoms is its ability to support multiple categories of users, such as camera operators, production directors, and Zoom technicians. With Bolero's programmable beltpack, users can customize their settings to meet their individual needs, and groups of users can be programmed to listen only to specific types of communications from other groups. This type of flexibility allows us to communicate in ways that were previously impossible for events, whether “Team members are on site as if they were virtual.”

For its part, Nacho Lee, head of sales at Riedel Communications in the U.K., believes that the SmartStage environment has been essential to continue energizing business activity in the Blackfriars district of London: "Throughout the COVID-19 pandemic, White Light's SmartStage has revolutionized the delivery of virtual events for a wide range of clients, and its technology has won several innovation awards. As part of that award-winning technological package, Riedel's Bolero has once again demonstrated how versatile and flexible the system for any type of live event, whether attendees call in virtually or attend live.”