IPW Opening Night Event
Chicago hosted the U.S. Travel Association's IPW conference (formerly known as the International Pow Wow) in 2014. For the opening-night event, held in Chicago's 90,000-square-foot Cinespace film studio, 20 Event Creative staffers worked to together to create a custom "El" train that circulated one room on a set of handcrafted tracks. Video mapping projected images of local Chicago attractions onto two 20-foot-long railcars.
Photo: Timothy Musho Photography
Human Rights Campaign's National Dinner
About 3,500 people attended the 18th annual dinner October 25 in Washington at the Walter E. Washington Convention Center in 2014. The silent auction areas were defined by white cubes created from slats of Coroplast. The word "evolve" came into focus above the entry. Hargrove produced the event.
Photo: FotoBriceno/Hargrove
Hennessy Black's digital bonfire used digital mapping technology to recreate a live bonfire. It included four panels with a 3D video fire, as well as crackling sounds and incense to provide the aroma of a campfire.
Photo: Manny Hernandez / Courtesy Hennessy Black
