News Ticker on the Kazan Kremlin to Enter the Russian Book of Records
News Ticker on the Kazan Kremlin to Enter the Russian Book of Records
As part of the 17th International Economic Forum “Russia – Islamic World: KazanForum”, the Dzen news platform is bringing a large-scale multimedia project to life. From 14 to 16 May, a 480-metre-long news ticker will be launched on the walls of the Kazan Kremlin, stretching from the Bezymyannaya Tower to the Spasskaya Tower. The ticker will broadcast news on the Forum’s progress, events within its business programme, and expert commentary.
The project is expected to set a new record, which will be officially registered in the Russian Book of Records. Furthermore, projection mapping will be debuted on the Kul Sharif Mosque—a projection show featuring images inspired by Tatarstan’s national culture and historical heritage.
“The video mapping project on the Kremlin walls further highlights the expanding role of multimedia technologies in covering major international events, and thus reinforces KazanForum’s status as a platform that unites the economic agenda with cultural and technology initiatives,” noted Taliya Minullina, the Head of the Tatarstan Investment Development Agency and a member of the Forum’s Federal Organising Committee.
Throughout the entirety of the Forum, which will take place from 12 to 17 May, Dzen will provide real-time information coverage via a dedicated topical channel. The international multimedia company dreamlaser and the Ministry of Culture of the Republic of Tatarstan are participating in the realisation of the project.
The full programme of the Forum is available on the official website.
Concept provided by dreamlaser
The project is expected to set a new record, which will be officially registered in the Russian Book of Records. Furthermore, projection mapping will be debuted on the Kul Sharif Mosque—a projection show featuring images inspired by Tatarstan’s national culture and historical heritage.
“The video mapping project on the Kremlin walls further highlights the expanding role of multimedia technologies in covering major international events, and thus reinforces KazanForum’s status as a platform that unites the economic agenda with cultural and technology initiatives,” noted Taliya Minullina, the Head of the Tatarstan Investment Development Agency and a member of the Forum’s Federal Organising Committee.
Throughout the entirety of the Forum, which will take place from 12 to 17 May, Dzen will provide real-time information coverage via a dedicated topical channel. The international multimedia company dreamlaser and the Ministry of Culture of the Republic of Tatarstan are participating in the realisation of the project.
The full programme of the Forum is available on the official website.
Concept provided by dreamlaser
