Chauvet Professional Unveils The Next Step Forward IS onAIR, a Global Digital Premiere

THE NEXT STEP FORWARD IS onAIR is an immersive Global Digital Premiere site presenting virtual demos of the new IP65 and broadcast technologies from Chauvet Professional. Showcasing products that are uniquely suited to shatter design barriers come rain, dust, heat, or snow, THE NEXT STEP FORWARD IS onAIR can be accessed via www.chauvetprofessional.com/nextstepforward/.

The interactive platform offers in-depth looks at the latest lighting solutions debuting in person at LDI, Las Vegas in November. Leading the way will be the groundbreaking series of soft light onAir IP Panels. Available in three models, all of which feature a 90+ CRI and TM-30 score, this series is optimally suited for indoor or outdoor broadcast applications, the company says. Additional information on the onAir IP Panels will be provided by three lighting professionals who have worked with the fixtures: Terry Jackson of World Stage, Brett Puwalski of 4Wall Entertainment, and Brian Rosenblum of Dynamic Productions USA.

Also featured in the global digital premiere will be the Rogue Outcast 1 BeamWash, a lightweight and quick IP65 rated fixture with an outsized level of brightness; the IP65 rated Color STRIKE M Strobe/Wash with a 180° motorized tilt, and (in an exclusive preview), the soon-to-be-launched architainment line from the Iluminarc sister brand.

Live demoes on other Chauvet Professional products will also be readily accessible on the site, as will segments from the company's popular Tech Talk series. THE NEXT STEP FORWARD IS onAIR will include questions submitted by lighting professionals to the panelists. Visitors will also be able to request a product demo and a live road show appearance in their markets.

"We know that there is no substitute for actually getting your hands on a product," says Albert Chauvet, CEO of Chauvet." But we feel that with The Next Step Forward Is onAir we've created the next best thing."

Anyone who checks out this comprehensive virtual production will be very likely to agree, the company says.