Back-to-school season is here! ETC has plenty of resources to level up your learning. Check out the training section of our website for online courses on LearningStage, upcoming in-person opportunities, downloadable posters, custom training, and more! https://hubs.la/Q02MbP__0
Electronic Theatre Controls
Appliances, Electrical, and Electronics Manufacturing
Middleton, Wisconsin 28,458 followers
About us
A global leader in the manufacturing of lighting and rigging technology, ETC employs nearly 1400 people in 13 corporate offices around the world. ETC is proud of its industry reputation for unmatched technical and customer service, 24/7/365. And with a family of over 300 authorized service centers throughout the world, staffed by hundreds of certified technicians, customers are never far from an ETC resource with a face and a name. ETC develops professional tools and makes them accessible to everyone. Their products are found in small and large venues worldwide, such as theatres, churches, restaurants, hotels, schools, television studios, casinos, theme parks, and opera houses. Founded in Madison, Wisconsin, in 1975, ETC was begun with the passionate belief that there was a better way to make a lighting control console. A small group of university students challenged themselves by creating a microprocessor-based console that outdid other boards on the market at the time. That entrepreneurial spirit grew into an award-winning business. To learn more about ETC and our history of innovation, visit www.etcconnect.com.
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- Industry
- Appliances, Electrical, and Electronics Manufacturing
- Company size
- 1,001-5,000 employees
- Headquarters
- Middleton, Wisconsin
- Type
- Privately Held
- Founded
- 1975
- Specialties
- Entertainment Lighting, Architectural Lighting, Rigging, and Industrial weighing and measuring
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Indomitable hope in the face of tragedy takes center stage in the production of Mary Jane on Broadway. Rachel McAdams is a single mother of a chronically ill child who finds support from the women in her life. An Eos desk ran the show, while ETC’s Source Four LED Series 2 fixtures illuminated the stage. From the warmth of an apartment in Queens to the stark cold of a hospital, Lighting Designer Ben Stanton joins ETC to explain how the lighting in Mary Jane tells a story of its own. Read more at https://hubs.la/Q02LJCMy0
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Atlanta’s The Weber School has transformed its space with High End Systems Halcyon Titanium, SolaFrame 3000, SolaPix 7, and SolaFrame Theatre fixtures, as well as an Eos Apex 10 console, to create a stunning theatre rig in their space. 36 ColorSource Spot V’s and 36 Fresnel V’s provide a soft stage wash to complement the moving fixtures. Get all the details on the high school's updated lighting system on our blog! https://hubs.la/Q02Lzw0D0
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ETC has released two updates to the Hog 4 Operating System! These updates primarily provide a solution for Full Boar 4, Road Hog 4-21, and HedgeHog 4X consoles built after 2020 that are experiencing startup issues where output licensing is lost. This fix is provided in v3.21.1 for users still on the v3.x level of the OS, while v4.2 brings this and other small fixes based on user input, as well as an improvement to the Fixture Builder. In v4.2 the Fixture Builder now offers users the ability to create multi-cell fixtures on their own. We recommend reading the release notes for v3.21.1 and v4.2 before updating. Please note that consoles experiencing the output licensing issue and running a v3.x version must use a full install to v3.21.1 to resolve the issue. Release notes and software downloads are available at https://hubs.la/Q02L8T9m0.
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Lighting Designer Ben Stanton and Programmer Alex Fogel join ETC to discuss Days of Wine and Roses, a tale of love and addiction colliding. The jazzy musical based on the 1962 film, stars Brian d’Arcy James and Kelli O’Hara who portray a couple entangled in their mutual struggles with alcoholism. Drawing from his jazz drummer background, Stanton masterfully wove light and shadow to evoke both beauty and artificiality. ETC’s Source Four LED Series 3 fixtures illuminated the stage while Eos Apex ran the show. Read more about the unforgettable Days of Wine and Roses musical at the link. Photos by Joan Marcus https://hubs.la/Q02KQXP90
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Over on the ETC blog, the latest article shows our French office joining in the summer of sport with their own 'Light Games' event! From 'Flight Case Hurdles' to 'Basket-cable' there were plenty of games for visitors to get competitive in. Check out the full story here: https://hubs.ly/Q02Kz04F0
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ETC’s Response Mk2 DMX Gateways just leveled up! New software versions enable NFC-configuration and port labels and it’s FREE for existing users. Update today! https://hubs.la/Q02Kvqlt0
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Internationally famous music and arts venue Bristol Beacon has selected ETC's architectural lighting and power control after a huge refurbishment of the space. The selection of ETC products which includes ArcSystem fixtures, Echo and Paradigm, F-Drive, Sensor3 and much more, is a significant upgrade aimed at enhancing the venue's visual and operational capabilities. The iconic venue has hosted many performances – including for artists such as The Beatles and David Bowie – for over 150 years. LSI Projects worked on the installation for the venue and 3LR Lighting specified the original project alongside several other companies involved. Find out more at the link: https://hubs.la/Q02KdgSJ0
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There's a new museum installation at the ETC headquarters building. This installation includes several of the very first consoles designed and manufactured by ETC. Watch the interviews with ETC founders and hear first-hand about the struggles and triumphs of the early years. https://hubs.la/Q02K10vb0
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Broadway magic meets timeless romance! The Notebook has come to life at the Gerald Schoenfeld Theatre, with stunning lighting design by Ben Stanton. Stanton sat down with ETC to discuss how he captured the emotional journey of love and loss in The Notebook. From the clinical cold of a nursing home to the vibrant hues of a cherished memory, ETC Source Four LED Series 3 and incandescent fixtures were there to light the way. Read more about The Notebook on Broadway here! https://hubs.la/Q02JcRMH0
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