
Tulle projection screen interwoven with silver - Carmina Burana in the Erkel Theatre
The cooperation of the Hungarian State Opera and Freelusion yielded a world premiere of exceptional quality in the stage production of Carl Orff’s legendary piece with 3D visuals and live music.
This series of exceptional shows, presented in the Erkel Theatre, necessitated such unconventional equipment as the one-of-a-kind in Hungary tulle projection screen interwoven with silver as well as the software developed specifically for this show.
They were looking for the material which, while maintaining the advantages of tulle could live up to the high quality expectations during screening; having the impact in appropriate lighting conditions as though it wasn’t even there.
The Metallic Bobbinet tulle, interwoven with silver cords can have the impact in appropriate lighting conditions as if it wasn’t there and thus lending a holographic effect to the screening. This made the screening particularly spectacular.
There are projection screens without silver weaving; although they, too, allow for screening, but nowhere near as well and bright as with the weaving.










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