Orb control
Zero 88 has announced a series of training days in the UK, offering users open access to its ORB console.
Designed to provide innovative control of the latest LED, moving head and video system technology, the console, claims Zero 88, offers a sophisticated control solution for those operating in theatrical environments.
The training days are open to anyone who has recently purchased or is considering purchasing an ORB, or anyone looking to extend their console knowledge.
They will be held at the Pleasance Theatre, north London, on August 18, September 22, October 20, November 17, and December 15. Places must be booked in advance.
Further training days will be held at Zero 88’s facility in Cwmbran, Wales. Contact Richard Lambert at richard@orbdesk.com for details and to book.
Derek Smith
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