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Updated: 22-2-10

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News for 2010:

 

The start of the year saw the company successfully produce a new show. Commissioned for Cardiff's New Year's eve celebrations. 'The Diving Bell' took the audience deep under the waters of Cardiff Bay to explore the wonderful and strange creatures that inhabit the deep. This, however, takes place on dry land and only the audiences imagination enters the watery depths.

'The Diving Bell' can be booked in an adaptive form to suit venues and festival throughout the UK.

The company is now in the process of planning projects for the coming spring and summer.

 

 

Pyromusicals & Displays.

This summer will see the company producing new shows throughout the UK for all our loyal clients and audiences.

Planning and development is in full swing for several new projects. Watch this space for updates.

   Download the 20th anniversary flyer pdf 1.2 mb                                                           

 

Tattooed Truck.

An outdoor venue for the ‘Pyromancy’ show, live mixed visuals and sound from resident Filmmakers and VJ’s and guest DJ’s and VJ’s.

External Combustion is in the process of developing a new set of video, sound and pyrotechnic shows, which involve the use of projection, sound, flame and precision pyrotechnics. A big part of this project is the acquisition and customization of a 57-year old Austin K9 truck and investment in computers, vision mixers, DVD playback and projection technology to form a front of house system with real presence in any space.

Soon to be combined with a new project 'Hydrocarbon Sculpture Garden', an installation of MIDI controlled performing flame machines.

Download the Tattooed Truck pdf

Go to new projects for more.

 

Pyromancy

The manipulation and editing of found material and our own video content forms a stunning and poignant narrative of mankind’s relationship with the natural environment. This combined with a driving soundtrack, the firing of specialist pyrotechnics and gas flame projectors within the allotted physical or architectural space, takes the experience of outdoor video projection and pyrotechnics a stage further.

Download the Pyromancy flyer pdf 770 kb

Go to new projects for more.

Bradford ‘Stir’ Festival in July 2007
 
 
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