At showtime, Jim Toten assumes position behind his fader rack to effect
real-time correction of all the cameras before reaching Askem’s switcher.
He also records every gig on Telestream Lightspeed multichannel units
that are in line with an AJA Video Helo system. As the band leave in their
getaway cars, they are handed a H.264 format recording on SD cards to
review at their convenience.
Toten elaborated: “U2 are incredibly diligent about watching each
show to see how they can improve on it. They get to see wide views, a
programme TX and a camera we call ‘B-Follow’ which is dedicated to Bono and also used as a reference for his wardrobe people.
Another bonus is that I can provide recordings to order for the press and the U2.com team.”
Originally posted by SJKamal:Was just talking to a mate and its kinda crazy how U2 were charging £190 for a ticket back in 2018. Even crazier that people like me paid it.
Originally posted by Zwervervriend:[..]
And getting a nice, but not great show...
Originally posted by SJKamal:Was just talking to a mate and its kinda crazy how U2 were charging £190 for a ticket back in 2018. Even crazier that people like me paid it.
Originally posted by iTim:[..]
This was obscene. I paid £55 for a seat in 2015 at The O2 and the same seat in 2018 was £190.
Many of you rightfully point out that prices are very high, likely causing shows not to sell out. An example:
— U2start.com (@U2start) November 20, 2017
? MSG 2015, section 212 row 18: $236 for two tickets with fees.
? MSG 2018, section 212 row 18: $331. Per ticket. Before fees.
$775 for two tickets with fees.
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