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Event Report: International Impact of "La La Land"

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La La Land continues to engage international event attendees. We recently brought the show into the ballroom. The Event: WTCF Los Angeles Fragrant Hills Tourism Summit 2017 Dates: 19-20 September 2017 Location: InterContinental Los Angeles Downtown Guest Count: 230 Our Task: highlight and showcase iconic L.A. imagery in all decor and entertainment. We had a blast bringing "La La Land" back on stage, for the first time indoors onto a ballroom stage. The quintuple Oscar® winning film proves to be a wonderful entertainment concept to promote Los Angeles internationally. Ted Bowers: "The colorful backdrops are energizing and very appealing to Asian audiences. The music has become an internationally understood and recognized soundtrack for Los Angeles. The Los Angeles Tourism and Convention Board promotes filming locations to the tourism industry. La La Land's happy, upbeat tone makes it the perfect entertainment vehicle to promote our home town or bring tha...

Event Entertainment Report: "La La Land"

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The Event: "La La Land" Date: June 6, 2017 Location: Urban Garden Rooftop at Row DTLA The Concept: Celebrating the diversity and many facets of Los Angeles Yes, we do look happy, or "stoked" as a California surfer would say. Thanks to our wonderful client, we had the chance to adapt "La La Land" for this exclusive corporate event. The Academy Award darling was a huge success everywhere but Angelenos have a very special place in their hearts for this love story that celebrates our city. Locally part of the fun of watching it on the big screen was to spot and name all the familiar locations. We are thrilled to have had the chance to create the show for an event. Please contact to request the promotional video Do you spot familiar faces in the opening dance number? Brynne Peña, Alisa Walsh and executive producer Kristen Rensch did join the lineup of professional dancers last minute when our choreographers decided that the opening scene - that ...