Front-of-house design
Key, fill, back, and audience light planned as a single composition. The lighting plot serves the camera and the eye in the room equally.
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Lights.
Lighting designed for the architecture of the room and the architecture of the show.
Principle
Lighting designed for the architecture of the room and the architecture of the show.
Programmed to the score. Cued to the second. Hidden until it lands, then unmissable.
Capabilities
Stage wash and key
Color temperature matched to skin tones and brand. Dimming curves chosen for the camera, not the catalog.
Moving fixtures
Hard- and soft-edge moving heads, wash, beam, and hybrid. Pre-programmed cue stacks tested against the run-of-show before doors.
Console programming
Programmed to the score, cued to the second. Console choice driven by the show, not the inventory.
Truss and rigging
Engineered for venue load tolerances and rigger sign-off. Inspected before flying. No exceptions.
Architectural and wash
Permanent and event lighting that holds at the level of the venue's architecture. Detail in the columns, not just the centerline.
Frequently asked
Common questions about lights.
Lighting design, fixture selection, console programming, truss and rigging, architectural and wash. Designed for the architecture of the room and the architecture of the show.
Yes. Programmed to the score, cued to the second. Pre-programmed cue stacks tested against run-of-show before doors open.
Console choice driven by the show, not the inventory. Major industry-standard platforms supported.
Engineered for venue load tolerances and rigger sign-off. Inspected before flying. No exceptions.
Yes. Permanent and event lighting designed at the level of the venue's architecture — detail in the columns, not just the centerline.
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