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The Royal Military Tattoo at Horseguards Parade, London July 2000 for Carabiner International

21st July 2000

My dear Jon,

Well done! What a great success that was. You lit RMT brilliantly, far better than one could ever have hoped.
You were so clever to get so much variety over such a large area.
Thank you so much for being so patient with me – and for always smiling.

Yours sincerely,
Michael

From Major Sir Michael Parker KCVO CBE

14th August 2000

My dear Jon,

What can I say other than amazing, brilliant, fantastic! Without doubt, the RMT 2000 project has been a triumph and this in no small part was due to the stunning lighting design and implementation. The end result was way beyond my expectation and I wanted to thank you personally for everything you did to make the event the success it undoubtedly was.

I can quite genuinely say that your lighting was the best I have seen in many years and enhanced the final show magnificently. So, well done and a big thank you to you and your entire team. I look forward to working with you again in the very near future.

Kind regards and thanks.

Yours sincerely

Mark Wallace
Carabiner International

Some of Our Public Events

The Millennium Events alongside the Houses of Parliament, New Year’s Eve 1999, for Big Time, attended by an audience of nearly 3 million people.

The Royal Military Tattoo at Horseguards Parade, London July 2000 for Horse Power, which was described as “one of the most visually and technically stunning events the capital has witnessed”.

All The Queen’s Horses, Windsor Great Park, May 2002. This was an event that was part of the Queen’s Jubilee celebrations for 2002. It was held in conjunction with the Windsor Horse Show, and featured a thousand horses.

The International Show Jumping Championships at Olympia, London.December 2003 for Horse Power.

Music on Fire at the Royal Military College, Sandhurst, July 2004 for The Army Benevolent Fund. This was a commemorative event for the Sixtieth Anniversary of the Army Benevolent Fund. It involved a 100 piece orchestra and choir, large scale projections and a massive pyrotechnical spectacular.

Music on Fire at the Royal Military College, Sandhurst, July 2004 for The Army Benevolent Fund

27th July 2004

My dear Jon,

….as always your calm and unruffled approach to things paid great dividends – the lighting looked wonderful……………..and I hope very much to be working again with you soon.

Thank you again.

From:

Major Sir Michael Parker KCVO CBE

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