Eurovision 2024 shines with more than 100 Robe luminaries

Fredrik Stormby (Green Wall Designs), lighting designer Eurovision Song Contest 2024, decided to use more than 100 luminaires Robe, which were used both on stage and in the green room.

Creative Technology Sweden was the company in charge of providing the 52 Fortes, the 57 T1 Profiles and the 14 T2 Profiles that shaped the staging of the renowned television show. The installation in the Malmö Arena It began on April 3 and was preceded by four days of preparation at CT's warehouse in Malmö, used as a production center for all equipment procurement and sourcing.

Los Fortes employees at Eurovision 2024 were equipped with the HCF module (High Color Fidelity) Robe TE Series Transferable Engine: self-referencing and data capturing LED light engines that are all designed, developed and manufactured in Robe's factory in the Czech Republic. The 1,000W white 6,000K HCF LED engine offers 35,000 lumens and an inherent CRI of 96, making these luminaires fit perfectly with the design of this stage. On the other hand, both T1 like the T2 They have a CRI of 95 and are frequently used in broadcast contexts to optimize skin tones and colors. As well as being used for general lighting, several Fortes were configured to be part of an extensive remote monitoring system, so that they could be activated when necessary.

The programming team Storm City It was formed by the chief effects lighting programmer Isaiah Mika, the chief key lighting programmer Dom Adams, in addition to Isak Gabre, Linus Pansell and Leo Stenbeck. The lighting designer's assistant was Louisa Smurthwaite (which followed up on the announcements for the 2023 edition in the UK) and the two associated lighting designers were Mike Smith y Michael Straun, who worked day and night shifts during the five-week rehearsal and development period.

The 68th edition of the Eurovision Song Contest was organized by the European Broadcasting Union (EBU) and the host chain, Swedish Television (SVT), and took place in Sweden for the seventh time. Nemo (Switzerland) with his song The Code was the big winner of the evening, closely beating Baby Lasagne from Croatia with Dim Tag Team Rim.

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