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updated 30th October 2007
2007
Oct 2007	Brilliant start fabrication of the Belinda King commissioned Celtic Heartbeat set for Cunards new ship the Queen Victoria. The set was designed by Stephen Howell & is one of 4 new shows. The Queen Victoria is due to go into service in November 2007
Oct 2007	October saw the completion of a 2 month build for the Ray Winkler (Mark Fisher Studios) & Kim Gavin designed Take That set. The set comprised a main rolling stage, with 2 technical bunkers which doubled as screamers, 2 off 6.1mtr x 1.5mtr travellators, 2 access scissor lifts, a 12.2 mtr diameter step through projection fan that emerged from & partitioned the stage, a 35mtr flown catwalk. & the multi hexagonal performance causeway.
Oct 2007	Following the success of the previous install PGT Entertainment order a second & larger stage system for The Radisson Seven Seas ship Mariner. The risers based on the light weight DEKEX system. The multi level platform featured stylish curved handrails & was fabricated in under a week to meet the tight deadlines.
July 2007	Brilliant install & commission another Yo Sushi conveyor. This time at Heathrow Airport. Immediately following this were 2 more commissions for Dublin & Nottingham.
June 2007	Work commences on the Genesis Arena shows - The brief for the Video Wall was to replicate the shape of the Stadium system within an arena environment without the use of StageCo’s steelwork. Brilliant also fabricated the High Resolution Rear Projection Screens & Roofette Ribs
May 2007	Genesis Stadium Set for the 'Turn It On Again' tour is set up in Brussels. The Genesis project for all at Brilliant was again the realization of a Mark Fisher design, the first sketches based on a conch shell. We combined all the skills and expertise gained from our previous stadium shows, such as U2, Rolling Stones and Robbie Williams. We worked hand in glove with the production team to design and build a set that had to withstand the rigors of a back to back European tour.

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