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Shining a Light on Gobo Lighting

Shining a Light on Gobo Lighting

In the world of theatrical productions and events, event lighting does far more than simply illuminate. They create a sense of drama, enhance branding, and provide visual interest. One of the ways lighting designers can create a truly distinctive experience for audiences and event att …

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The Evolution of the Spotlight

The Evolution of the Spotlight

As ABBA once famously sang, “Tonight, the super trouper beams are gonna blind me.” In case you didn’t know, in “Super Trouper,” the bouncy 1970s pop band was singing about spotlights. There are few theatrical tools as well known as the spotlight, and there’s an excellent reason for th …

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Avoiding Event Mishaps: Checklists Are Critical to Manage Your Event

Avoiding Event Mishaps: Checklists Are Critical to Manage Your Event

Celebrities and performers of every type frequently make news for their demands at venues, both ahead of and during shows. These “riders” or checklists are a set of requests that the entertainer sets as criteria for their performance.

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High School Theater

High School Theater

There is no question that participating in high school theater teaches students a broad range of life skills including teamwork, problem-solving, and multitasking, regardless of whether they are audience-facing or working behind the scenes.

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Lighting and Rendering: How Can Rendering Bring Your Lighting to Life?

Lighting and Rendering: How Can Rendering Bring Your Lighting to Life?

Lighting has a transformative power, whether it’s in an office environment or an entertainment venue, on a building, or part of an event. Lighting can set a mood, highlight architectural elements, change the ambiance, direct customers, and create movement and visual interest.

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The OSHA & ANSI Inspections Your Theater Requires - Rigging Safety

The OSHA & ANSI Inspections Your Theater Requires - Rigging Safety

When it comes to theatrical productions, lighting and curtains set the tone, illuminate the action, enhance the background, and even conceal equipment or areas that the audience shouldn’t see. These dramatic elements are a crucial part of every type of theatrical or music production. …

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