ISE 2019 PANEL: Is projection in danger of becoming a museum piece?

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12/02/2019

Stuart Harris (Motion Mapping), Blair Parkin (Teecom) and Chris Axford (Digital Projection) join InAVate EMEA editor Paul Milligan to discuss whether projection has a long-term future in the AV world.

ISE 2019 PANEL: Is projection in danger of becoming a museum piece?

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