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Thursday, April 14, 2011
Interesting Facts about Eurovision Song Contest
The 2007 Eurovision Contest in Helsinki had over 1,600 people in the production crew. Generators for the show used a total of five megawatts of power. Lighting and video consumed 1,537,350 W. It took 30 crew members to run the lighting and video, using 22,016 control channels on ten grandMAs and two grandMA Light consoles.
There are 400 moving lights and 620 conventionals, and 38 of the 281 rigging points are Cyberhoists for moving trusses. Fourteen Hipporizer media servers, 200 square meters of Barco MiTrix for a video backdrop and 125 square meters of Barco OLite 510 in the stage floor.
Another weird Eurovision act was in 2007, when Verka Serduckha, a 34 year old Ukrainian drag queen, finished in second place with the song, "Dancing Lasha Tumbai" He, or she was clad in what appeared to have been Bacofoil. Needless to say it was a memorable and flamboyant performance.
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Every day until May 8 I will be posting a music video of each one of the semi-finalists of the Eurovision Song Contest. On May 9, I will post the last three (my top favorites). Enjoy the videos!
Labels: Dusseldorf, Esprit Arena, Eurovision Song Contest, Germany, San Marino, Senit, Stand By
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