Posts tagged ‘portable stage props’

Custom Inflatables Work Like Magic in Stage Productions

Magical Productions are a Must

Set designers are like magicians; they can transform otherwise nondescript physical spaces into magical environments for concerts, theater productions and other live performances. Good set designers help the audience totally connect and feel part of the event. Unlike wizards, designers have no magical powers or wands to create these sets, they must rely on real life tools to create magical productions.

Poof! Inflatables Plug In and Appear, Almost Instantly – Like Magic!

Custom-designed inflatables add definition to stages, with their size and shape complexity audiences are continually fascinated by them. Set props such as furniture, backdrops, houses, and any type of scenery imaginable can be designed into a custom inflatable to fit your production’s atmosphere.

Want to learn more about adding inflatables to your next set design? Contact Landmark Creations today!

The Display Company Uses an Inflatable Leaning Tower of Pisa at Italian Heritage Festival

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Giant Inflatable Leaning Tower of Pisa Replica

Who: The Display Company
What: Inflatable Replica of the Leaning Tower of Pisa
Where: This was on display at the Italian Heritage Festival in Buffalo, NY.
When: Summer 2011
Why: The Display Company wanted to attract onlookers at the largest street festival in the United States.
Product Line: Inflatable Stage Props

By creating a 30′ replica of one of Italy’s most well-known attractions, The Display Company of New York attracted attention from onlookers at a large street festival and gave the event some Italian flair.

If you want to learn more about using props to attract people at a festival like The Display Company, download our free eBook, Getting Started with Custom Inflatables.

It Doesn’t Take a Twister to Move an Inflatable House

barney-inflatable-cakeWhen your Wizard of Oz production threatens to turn you into the Wicked Witch of the West, inflatables can help. Lighting issues, sound problems, and the sometimes flaky director make your job as stage manager pretty stressful. Add impossible props to the mix, and you’ll be ready to call it quits long before Dorothy finds her way back to Kansas. But there is a way to assemble an impressive stage set in minutes, and you won’t even have to pick up a hammer. Giant balloons turned portable stage props make your production come alive, and they do it with minimal fuss.

Dorothy’s house doesn’t have to fall from the sky to make an impact, either. The bright, bold colors of inflatables are an instant draw for little ones, and grownups will marvel at the clever design and intricate detailing. Best of all, their portability means inflatable houses easily make their way to Oz, even on the smallest of stages.

These whimsical, fantastical creations are perfect for children’s productions. Even better, they’re so easy to set up, tear down, and transport, that you’ll feel like you’ve got your own pair of ruby slippers taking you – and your production – wherever your heart desires. And who knows? With all your new-found free time, you might even get to take in a show.

Making Small Things Big, and Big Things Portable

inflatable-mosquitoWhen your job involves keeping a busload of bored middle-school kids entertained – while teaching them a little something in the process – it’s inflatables to the rescue. Lucky for you, interactive inflatable exhibits don’t just educate and entertain, they also win major coolness points with kids.

Even the most unenthusiastic teenagers will snap to attention when you unveil a giant inflatable insect for their inspection. They’ll be too busy peering at the underside of a beetle or counting the eyes on a giant spider to even think about being bored. After all, it’s hard not to be excited about a horror-movie sized bug.

You’ll think inflatables are pretty cool, too, when you realize how incredibly versatile they are. Not only can you turn a small thing into a fun exhibit, you can recreate enormous objects without having to remove a wall to get it in the building. Dinosaurs, whales, and even entire solar systems can be suspended from your ceiling without concern for weight. Kids (and their parents) will jump at the chance to see Jupiter and Mars up close. It’s an educational adventure no telescope will ever match.

See how museums use inflatable exhibits to make science and learning fun.

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