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[[XL Video]] won the award, a company who have supplied video services to many Muse tours - https://twitter.com/xlvideo/status/433008305242660864 | [[XL Video]] won the award, a company who have supplied video services to many Muse tours - https://twitter.com/xlvideo/status/433008305242660864 | ||
===Favourite Set Construction Company=== | |||
[[Brilliant Stages]] won the award | |||
== 2013 == | == 2013 == | ||
Latest revision as of 23:38, 10 February 2014
TPi Awards (Total Production International), first held in 2002, is a set of awards for live music production.[1]
2014
Voting Opening on 1st October - more info here: http://www.muselive.com/forums.php?m=posts&q=54672
Tour Manager of the Year
Glen Rowe Won Tour Manager of the Year! - https://twitter.com/glenrowe/status/433000652848246786
Favourite Video Services Company
XL Video won the award, a company who have supplied video services to many Muse tours - https://twitter.com/xlvideo/status/433008305242660864
Favourite Set Construction Company
Brilliant Stages won the award
2013
go to this thread for more info: http://www.muselive.com/forums.php?m=posts&p=2320387
2012
The 2012 nominees were selected by popular vote, with voting ending on the 2nd of December.[2] The presentations were held inside Novotel London West on the 13th of February.[1]
Front-of-House Engineer of the Year
Marc Carolan was nominated,[3] but did not win.[4] Also nominated were Gary Bradshaw, Shan Hira, Matt Kettle, Richard Nicholson, and Sean Sullivan.[3]
Lighting Designer of the Year
Oli Metcalfe won the award! [5] Also nominated were Vince Foster, Andy Hurst, Paul Normandale, Ian Tomlinson, and Ian Turner.[3]
Live Production of the Year
Muse's production for Reading & Leeds Festivals was nominated. Also nominated were Rihanna's Loud Tour, Roger Waters's The Wall, Take That's Progress Tour, and The Script at the Aviva Stadium.[3]
Monitor Engineer of the Year
Adam Taylor won.[5][4] Also nominated were Graham Blake, Joe Campbell, Tristan Farrow, Neil Heal, and Jac Nott.[3]
Production Manager of the Year
Steve Iredale won.[5][4] Also nominated were Bob O’Brien, Chip Calder, Andy Cotton, Wob Roberts, and Chris Vaughan.[3]
Stage Manager of the Year
Paul English was nominated. Also nominated were Gary Currier, Mike Groves, Josh Rosen, Richard ‘Wez’ Wearing, and Chalki White.[3]
Tour Manager of the Year
Dominic Anderson won.[4][5][6] Also nominated were Steve Chapman, Andy Franks, Richard Jones, Ian Quinn, and Steev Toth.[3]
2011
Front-of-House Engineer of the Year
Marc Carolan won the award in 2011
References
- ↑ a b About the TPi Awards (201?). TPi Awards website. Retrieved 2012-02-17 from tpiawards.com.
- ↑ TPi Awards. (2011-12-02). Voting ends today at 12pm .... Twitter. Retrieved 2012-02-17 from twitter.com.
- ↑ a b c d e f g h The Nominations (2011). TPi Awards website. Retrieved 2012-02-17 from tpiawards.com.
- ↑ a b c d Marc Carolan & Xaverri. (2012-02-13). [Tweet announcing Muse crew winners]. ImageShack. Retrieved 2012-02-17 from img594.imageshack.us.
- ↑ a b c d Marc Carolan & Sherbet_Dip. (2012-02-13). Award winner confirmation... Twitter. Retrieved 2012-02-17 from img99.imageshack.us.
- ↑ Thanks to all that voted! ... (2012-02-13). Twitter. Retrieved 2012-02-17 from twitter.com.
