Live Wire has numerous features that are unique and well suited for movies, theaters and Rock N Roll. First and foremost, Live Wire is contemporary and futuristic in appearance. It is no wonder that Brad Einhorn the art director for Batman and Robin (the Mr. Freeze episode) chose to use Live Wire and was the first to utilize Live Wire on this continent. It has been used in Con-Air as a replacement for miniature neon lights on a Las Vegas strip model that included the guitar strings on The Hard Rock Café and a number of other miniature hotels .It can be seen in and on the Borg in Star Trek, in aliens Dark City, Space Suits in Lost in Space, and in the upcoming X-Men movie. Live Wire has since then been used in many props in both the film, TV, Theater and Rock N Roll. And Broadway in the Production of Aida (music by Elton John) and in the Blue Man Group's group spectacular new Los Vegas now showing at the Luxor Hotel in Las Vegas. Live Wire has been successfully fitted onto high-speed rides for theme parks that have a tremendous amount of vibration. Live Wire can take the beating and give the ride the extra special effects. This huge spider web sixty-six feet by forty-eight is now being spun for a major theme park. White Live Wire is being used to spin the web for the enjoyment of park visitors. The world's first kites with ninety feet tails of Live Wire that light up the sky as well as this lighted 2000 kite tail soaring 150 feet in the air are a first. It provided the finale for the millennium celebrations sponsored by the state of Florida. Live Wire is black light sensitive and will light up even without any electrical current applied. To avoid being activated by black light we have heavy duty Live Wire that will filter out most ultraviolet (black light).