STAGE AUDIO WORKS

Q1: What is the company name of the event production company that handled the creative technical needs for Rocking the Daisies Festival?
A1: The company name is Bad Weather Productions.

Q2: In what year did Bad Weather Productions pioneer the first hip-hop stage, TwosUP, at Rocking the Daisies Festival?
A2: 2016 was the year they pioneered the first hip-hop stage, TwosUP.

Q3: What audio equipment brand was chosen by Rocking the Daisies Festival for its AV production across all stages?
A3: The chosen audio equipment brand is d&b audiotechnik.

Q4: How many stages did Bad Weather Productions handle the AV production for in Cape Town and Johannesburg during the festival season?
A4: They handled the AV production for a total of five stages across the two events.

Q5: What was the main PA system chosen for the Maybelline Stations stage at Rocking the Daisies Festival?
A5: The d&b Q-Series system was chosen as the main PA for the Maybelline Stations stage.

Q6: Which company partnered with Bad Weather Productions and Blackmagic Design to allow its students to work as interns at Rocking the Daisies?
A6: SAE Institute, one of South Africa’s leading creative media universities, partnered with Bad Weather Productions and Blackmagic Design.

Q7: What was a key benefit of using d&b audiotechnik products for the AV production, according to Jonathan Bandli, Co-Founder and Creative Director of Bad Weather Productions?
A7: The reduced weight of the loudspeakers resulted in lower power consumption and truck footprint, saving costs on transport and diesel.

Q8: What was the structure of the main stage changed to at Rocking the Daisies Festival this year, according to Jonathan Bandli?
A8: The structure of the main stage was changed to a Stageco dome this year.