American Made: The Art of Manufacturing
American Made: The Art of Manufacturing is a mesmerizing musical and visual tribute to American industry.
Performed live by visual media artists The Now Device in collaboration with orchestras around the country, the show features larger-than-life imagery of local factories and live video of the conductor and musicians. This visual spectacle is choreographed in real time, and set to classic symphonic works by American composers such as Aaron Copland, Leonard Bernstein, and John Corigliano.
The result is a powerfully-immersive aural and visual experience that tells the inspiring tale of manufacturing’s vital contribution to our nation’s past, present, and future.
A Show with Major Benefits
This show has helped orchestras:
- Establish sponsor relationships with a new range of local businesses
- Expand their audience base by attracting new and younger concertgoers
- Generate extensive media attention
- Serve their community by providing a source of pride in the important work local manufacturers and workers do
Custom Shows Available
The Now Device is available to create a customized version of this riveting multimedia event for your orchestra. For information:
email The Now Device
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phone 1 877 4 THE NOW (1-877-484-3669)
American Made: The Art of Manufacturing is a trademark of Coactive Media, LLC
“Molten red steel and flying blue sparks are not the images one usually takes away from a night at the symphony … their “American Made: The Art of Manufacturing” program melded great music from 20th century American composers to remarkable video of local and national manufacturing companies. The end result was truly spectacular.”
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“The Work of The Now Device in local factories generated excitement with workers and business owners that we would never would have reached otherwise. Many of these people attended their first ever symphony concert because of this project.”
“We performed two concerts for area students and educators in our 1500 seat auditorium. The students learned about the good things that are happening in manufacturing today. Our feedback from teachers and administrators on the program was outstanding.”