Gallery

  • Google's Pier 57 Entry Ramp

    This amazing entry ramp is over 300' long and is painted by over 65 beautifully projection mapped laser projectors, complete with generative experiential systems to interact with the attendees.

  • Google's Pier 57 ramp

    Another view of the ramp at Pier 57. This gives you a better idea of the scale.

  • Pier 57 Entry Landing

    This is the landing at the top of the ramp at Google's Pier 57. Three beautiful LED screens. One had a curated art piece displayed most of the time and the others provide direction and registration instructions.

  • NY Pier 57 Main Theater

    This is the main theater at Google's amazing Pier 57. I led a collection of amazing teams, vendors and contractors to deliver this once in a career project. Can you believe that the 32' Unilumin LED screen you see here drops through a slot in the floor in under a minute?

  • Pier 57 Control at Front of House

    This is one of the front of house control areas at Pier

  • Pier 57 Main Stage

    Here is a floor level view of the main space. You can also see that we projection mapped the entire room, why?... well, because we could!

  • Google's Tokyo Event Center

    As the lead for Google's Experience Engineering team I lead some incredibly talented Program Managers. Contractors and Vendors on projects like a multi-space event center in Tokyo.

  • Me on a Bayview construction visit

    Bayview is another amazing Event center in Sunnyvale.

  • Google's MP7 Event Center

    This is the main screen at MP7. Google's first stand alone event center. This is the first deployment of a Sony CLED projection screen in the US. It was the largest in the country for many years. Eventually we lost that title regained it at the Bayview build then lost it again :(

  • Reception area at MP7.

    This amazing two story LED screen can be seen for several blocks as you approach the building.

  • Google balloon drop

    During my 9 years as Technical Manager for the Bay Area Events team we not only deployed many event spaces but we would deliver over 200 events a year. Including quarterly earnings calls, stock holders day, weekly all hands meetings and special guests.

  • Google Take your Parents to work day.

    Google would take our operations team on the road to Shoreline Amphitheater to produce "Take your Parents to Work Day" it was always a fun event collaborating with my old road dog experts.

  • Sun Micro systems Keynote

    In my 17 years as a freelance Technical Director and Technical Project Manager I had the pleasure of delivering countless Keynotes for Scott McNealy

  • Home Depot Main Stage

    This was one of the very first HD corporate events in 2005. I was the main hall Technical Director.

  • Intel in India

    I traveled the world following Roger Barret Chairman of the board of Intel Here we are in India addressing healthcare workers.

  • Really scary picture in India

    This was the same show with Intel in India. Yes, those are twigs holding bare wires into the dimmers..... Not exactly how I ordered the system.

  • Gratuitous picture of Turkish Satellite trucks

    There were chickens running wild around the truck!

  • Random Citrix Show 2006

    I had the honor of being the Technical Director for countless Citrix shows.

  • Control Room at Google

    Early control room at Google. This was after we removed the s-video system in 2008.

  • Series of construction shots.

    Here are a series of shots from various construction sites. You just kind of have to right?

  • Google X Videowall

    I had the honor of working with the display scientists at Google X on this one of a kind custom built videowall. It was a prototype for a product that was never developed further. Still a ton of fun though.

  • Google X Videowall

    This shows the displays being added to the frame. There were a series of motors that automatically physically aligned the screens. Amazing working with that team.

  • Smaller control room in Pier 57

  • U2's ZooTV

    I was second Engineer on U2's ZooTV tour way way back in the day. Worked with the most professional crew and hardest working team in show business. We raised the bar on touring video in 1991.

  • US version of ZooTV

    This is the US screen layout of ZooTV. 19 Tripled up GE light valve projectors. The projection team got very little sleep on that tour. Bob Loney projector boot camp made that show happen.

  • European version of ZooTV.

    This was the European screen layout over 170 video wall cubes, remember 1991, we are talking Zenith television engines built into custom steel enclosures. we needed cubes because many of the shows started before sunset.

  • Bono doing Bono stuff

    Remind me to tell you the story about Bono apologizing to me about making my life difficult.