Nokia Lumia Live show to project on the 30-story Millbank Tower in London at 9pm UK tonight
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As we told you Friday, Nokia is prepping quite a spectacle tonight, and if you happen to be in London it is shaping up to be great entertainment. We have a starting time now - 9pm UK time, with the Nokia Lumia Live projection show meant to be the biggest video-mapping fun of its kind to grace Great Britain, and will be projected across the Thames River on the wall of the Millbank Tower.
The building is 30-story high, and the Drive Productions team has been hard at work to fit 400-feet butterflies and other surprises on the width and length of the skyscraper. As a reminder, the powerful projectors will be dancing to the tunes of the iconic deadmau5, with a dedicated live soundtrack created for the event. The whole ordeal is expected to last mere four minutes, but judging from the video below the guys from Drive Productions know how to make those minutes worth your while. The soundtrack will be broadcast live on Nokia UK's Facebook site.
source: NokiaConversations
The building is 30-story high, and the Drive Productions team has been hard at work to fit 400-feet butterflies and other surprises on the width and length of the skyscraper. As a reminder, the powerful projectors will be dancing to the tunes of the iconic deadmau5, with a dedicated live soundtrack created for the event. The whole ordeal is expected to last mere four minutes, but judging from the video below the guys from Drive Productions know how to make those minutes worth your while. The soundtrack will be broadcast live on Nokia UK's Facebook site.
source: NokiaConversations
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4 Comments
1. XiphiasGladius posted on 28 Nov 2011, 08:19 0 0
Nice, Looks like their revin\' up their promotion in a big way.
3. 7thspaceman posted on 29 Nov 2011, 00:11 0 0
The Windows Phone 7 smartphones are a a little over a year old now and now have most of the Bells and whistles that a smartphone must have not to mention it's the best business phone because OF its interoperability with windows desktop computers and windows servers Microsoft and it's OEM partners have to let people know that they work well and are available in different sizes and price ranges if they do this right and continue to add good apps. The Windows smart phones will sell well and be a force to be reckoned with
