Lumiere produces a variety of events utilizing
its own network of designers
and producers
worldwide. It has gained a reputation
for
its unique concepts and high-quality
production
in this fields
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 Lumiere is the coordinator of the Japan Wildlife
Festival, the largest film festival
of this
kind in Asia. This festival is
widely known
among filmmakers and broadcasters
around
the world and receives more than
300 entries
from about 40 countries around
the world.
The festival aims to help encourage
wildlife
film production and to increase
its quality.
It also gives the Japanese public
an excellent
opportunity to expand their views
of the
wonders of natural history. The
next festival
is scheduled to be held in August
of 2005.
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Kaleidosphere:
"Wonder of Life" |
Lumiere produced a large corporate booth
named gWonders of Lifeh for
Novartis, a
Swiss-based healthcare corporation,
for the
gExhibition of Dream Technologies
for the
21st Century, ga major scientific
event
for the youth recently held in
Tokyo. The booth was one of the most popular at
the exhibition and successfully
worked to
enhance public recognition of
Novartis as
a global leader of healthcare.
"Window to the Body" |
"Immunity Warriors" |
The Kaleidosphere, with the optical
effect
of 360degree globe, was the highlight
of
the exhibit presenting a stunning
multi-image
of life.
"Windows to the Body" is a 3-dimensional
display showing the body's protective
system.
"Immunity Warriors"
is an interactive
life science program showing
how the human
immune system protect6s us from
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Lumiere has an active role in
producing large-screen
image displays, multimedia installations,
and interactive exhibits for
museums and
public institutions.
For example, Lumiere installed
a highly innovative
virtual reality system called
gMandalah
developed in Canada, in many
museums and
educational institutions in Japan
as permanent
exhibits or as special exhibits.
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Shark Bait |
Soccer |
Space Ball |
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