Matt Sweeney is a Strategic Partner Manager at Electrosonic in New York.
Matt Sweeney is an innovative Account Manager, Project Manager, Producer and Consultant with over 25 years of professional experience in facilitating dynamic entertainment projects at the intersection of art, technology and space. Electrosonic designs, builds and supports innovative technology solutions that create experiences for people to live, work and play.
Electrosonic is an international audio-visual company that creates tailored, state-of-the-art solutions for a wide range of markets. Since its founding in 1964, Electrosonic has built a strong reputation for working on complex projects, both large and small, and has developed lasting partnerships with customers and suppliers. Beyond complete integrated systems, we provide a comprehensive scope of services including technical design, projector lamp sales, maintenance and operational support.
The National Comedy Center in Jamestown, New York includes a brand-new museum devoted to the history of comedic arts in America—and making people laugh. Cortina Productions (McLean, Va.) and Jack Rouse Associates (Cincinnati) led the effort to design a suite of interactive exhibits that do just that, including AI-enabled “Laugh Battle.”
Eaton Experience Center powers the brand with an architecturally integrated multimedia installation at its new Cleveland campus. The project was a 2014 SEGD Global Design Award winner.
The epic digital landscape at LAX’s new Tom Bradley International Terminal took top honors in the 2014 SEGD Global Design Awards. Art deco curtains part to reveal gold-toned dancers spinning inside a multi-tiered clock-like confection. Three-story-tall guitar strings quiver and plunk to the movements of passersby.
The new Tom Bradley International Terminal opened at Los Angeles International Airport (LAX) in September 2013, the first phase of a $1.9 billion upgrade to LAX’s international service. The LEED-Silver building was designed by Fentress Architects.
MRA International, Sardi Design, Moment Factory, Digital Kitchen
In China’s Las Vegas-style gaming mecca, a new hotel/casino complex creates a four-tower digital lightscape.
Macau’s skyline reflects the kaleidoscopic lights and colors of Las Vegas, but the island off mainland China is carving out its own image, far away from the Strip.
