Morgan Wallen 2024 Tour

Screens producing and disguise media server integration for the 2024 of the One Night at a Time World Tour

Project Scope

Expanding on the process and design from the 2023 leg of the tour, we were able to push the limits of the Disguise gx3 hardware and engineering pipeline. Along with Nighthawk Video, Parallel Control Systems, and Disguise programmer Jonathan Laosy, we realized 12k video content, 12k Notch blocks created by Hidden Road Studios, and 4k camera feeds to the 5mm LED wall.

Producing this much content at scale in a short time required some monster render power, which was facilitated by a bespoke render farm setup engineered by MDLR Technologies. This farm consisted fo 5 VE PixelCannon XLs as well as an array of other rental machines comprising of 10.2 Terahertz of CPU power and a total of 35 RTX 4090s of GPU power.

Tools Used

Disguise GX3

Notch VFX

VE PixelCannon XLs

Key Players

Creative Production House: Raw Cereal

Show Director + Creative Director: Anders Rahm

Show Designer, Show Director, Creative Director: Cort Lawrence

Screens Producer + Disguise Integration Lead: Aron Altmark

Lighting Operator: Zac Coren

Lighting Programmer: Tyler Santangelo

Disguise Operator: Jonathan Laosy

Technical Direction: Clear All Visuals

Content Creative Director: Natalie Hall

Content Producer: Liv Krusinski

Creative Producer: Vanessa Johnson

Content Technical Director: Scott Millar

Notch and Content Design: Hidden Road

Motion Designers: David Ariew, Raul Chavez, Brian Egan, Agustin Esquibel, Aaron Kaminar, Chadwick Makela, Michelle Pino, Emilio Sa Colorado, Orb Seer, Billy Woods

Production Manager: Chad Guy

Technical Director: Patrick Murphy

Stage Manager: Donnie Floyd

Scenic, Staging, Automation, NavCam: Tait

Fire + Pyrotechnics: FFP Effects

Video Production: Nighthawk

Stage Roof Structure: G2 Structures

Lasers: StrictlyFX

Audio: Clair

Lighting + Rigging: Christie Lites

LED Wristbands: Pixmob

Mamaw’s House Scenic: Gallagher Staging