NFL Experience Superbowl 2013

I had the privilege of helping Tim Killbride and The Sound Source this past weekend with their Superbowl activities.    It was a never ending Thursday from one venue to the next, I was tired worn out but I loved every minute of it.  (Something must be wrong with me)  We turned an old gym still under construction into a corporate meeting place full of projector mapping, lighting, PA and HD power point.  From there it was onto the Howlin’ Wolf to transform this popular venue into the Coors Light Super Cold Superbowl Party with the Rebirth Brass band and Ice Cube.  It was Friday and I so had the urge to go up to him and say “It’s Friday Craig!” but I contained myself.  A long 24hrs later we’re back at the shop gearing up for the Giving Back party with Jordin Sparks and some nice cars.  I mean OMG! I didn’t want to breathe around them.  Overall a great 4 days I learned a few things, traffic wasn’t bad, not to many issues for the amount of thing happening.  Can’t wait for the next time…. NO we didn’t turn the lights off in the dome for the 100th time.  

Note:  I hate pipe and drape.

Snowflakes and Sugarplums

So I’ve been a little behind on updating the blog here……

On Dec 15, 2012 BNP turned the Depot District of Bay St. Louis, MS into a winter wonderland.  We had lighting on the ice rink with moving snowflakes, made the Depot building glow blue, and had a grand concert with Vince Vance and the Valiants on the Silver Slipper Stage.  I’ll keep this post short and let the pictures do the talking.  The overall success of the event was tremendous a steady flow of people great food and good music.  Put on by the Main Street of Bay ST. Louis and the Tourism Commission as well as countless others who volunteered and contributed to the event.

BNP working with Daniel Lozada of Gulf South Productions transformed the BSL Depot District