Diwali celebrations this year included dancing in Trafalgar Square on as people gathered to celebrate Diwali, the Hindu festival of lights.
Diwali projections, Nelson’s Column London
Hosted Trafalgar Square with around 35,000 people joining the event in central London.
World Mental Day Enfield building projections
To highlight Mental Health Services In Enfield – a massive projection was beamed onto Enfield’s council building for World Mental Health Day 2017.
The Mayor attended and assisted by dramatically activating the projections with a huge plunger.
1 in 4 people will experience a mental health problem each year… but what does that really mean?
It could be your neighbour, your colleague or your friend.
World Mental Health Day aims to increase awareness of the prevalence and symptoms of mental health difficulties, in addition to helping you find the right help for yourself or a loved one.
EMF were proud to assist in helping getting this important message out there.
Projections covering Donaghedee Lifeboat Station, Northern Ireland highlighted the important work the RNLI crews do in saving lives in the sea around the UK.
RNLI Lighthouse projections Northern Ireland
Kraken Screamfest projection, London
Kraken rum presented Screamfest for a scary Friday 13th at Rio Cinema, Dalston with a large outdoor building projection to greet the audience brave enough to join The Kraken for the special event to watch Britain’s most terrifying film,
After the brave souls attended the Kraken Horror Parlour to be made up to look like petrifying clowns the film screened to the scariest audience of all time celebrating the doomed date of Friday 13th.
World Arthritis day – Novartis projection
Projections spanning the Novartis building in Camberley helped to raise awareness of the importance of early diagnosis of rheumatic musculoskeletal diseases for World Arthritis Day.
Novartis projection – World Arthritis day
orld Arthritis day buiding projections
Tonteria, Sloane Square, London building projections
Tonteria night club celebrated tonight with large projections beamed across its building in Sloane Square, London.
Tonteria, Sloane Square, London building projections
Projection onto White Cliffs of Dover
Marking the moment that the PM’s letter triggered Article 50 large projections were beamed across the White Cliffs of Dover saying goodbye to the EU.
The Sun – Dover and Out from EMF Technology on Vimeo.
Manchester Housing projections
Manchester National Housing Federation projection campaign across their building in Manchester with high powered searchlights highlighting the campaign to passing footfall and cars.
National Housing Federation Manchester
The 100th birthday of Dame Vera was celebrated with a massive projection across the White Cliffs of Dover by the One Show and presenter Dan Snow along with a spitfire fly.
Dame Vera Lynn visited conflict zones to lift troop morale during the Second World War, earning the title “The Forces’ Sweetheart” due to her music’s popularity with the British armed forces fighting across the world.
Dame Vera Lynn’s 100th birthday marked by images of her projected on white cliffs of Dover Short Version from EMF Technology on Vimeo.
Buckingham Palace Peacock Projections for Indian Cultural Event
To celebrate the UK-India Year of Culture the national bird of India was projected over the facade of Buckingham Palace whilst the Queen, Head of the Commonwealth hosted a special reception attended by the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge.
As the guests from the world of sport, fashion, show business and the arts arrived and drove through the gates of the palace they were greeted with the large projection shining across the palace.
The artwork was commissioned by the British Council and the Indian High Commission, with the peacock being the national bird of India it looked magnificent
The 2017 UK-India Year of Culture will celebrate the deep cultural ties of the two countries, and the reception at Buckingham Palace will begin the start of a year-long programme of events and exhibitions which will take place in both countries. These events are being organised by the British Council, together with the Indian High Commission in London, UK institutions and their Indian counterparts, with the aim to connect and inspire people to celebrate the long-standing relationship and vibrant cultural history.
