Stage Lighting Control Skill

To create a good stage effect, the stage lighting must be reasonably designed and debugged. Only after reasonable debugging can the stage lighting show a perfect effect. So, how much do you know about the debugging of stage lighting? The following is the debugging and control of stage lighting compiled by the editor, I hope it can help you.

Whether the stage lighting design is successful is marked by whether the stage lighting is properly handled. The stage lighting should not only illuminate the actors so that the audience can see their facial expressions, demeanor and movements, but more importantly, it should make full use of lighting technology and mobilize lighting operations to enhance the artistic effect and make the audience feel as if they are in the scene. The installation location, function and lighting configuration of stage lighting are mainly divided into two types according to their use functions: dimmable dimming circuit; non-dimmable direct-release circuit.

First, in the stage lighting control of the performance hall, if the lighting controllers suddenly turn on the lights when the bulb is cold. It is very likely to cause the bulb to burst with a "pop" sound, or cause the tungsten filament of the bulb to fuse. In the face of this problem, the control skills that our stage lighting controllers should master are that when the bulb is in a cold state (before the show). The fader of the control console should be pushed up only a little (commonly known as the calendering state) to make the bulb slightly bright, so that it is in a preheating state, so that it is heated evenly, and at the same time evaporate the water molecules condensed on the glass shell of the bulb. After preheating for a few minutes, push it a little brighter, and after preheating for a few minutes, the light can be fully turned on.

Second, lighting controllers should remember not to turn on the power of the silicon box when the fader of the dimmer is fully pushed.

Third, stage lighting controllers must remember not to reverse the order of the lighting control console and silicon box power supply when switching equipment.

Fourth, when operating and controlling lighting equipment, avoid shaking the lamp violently when the bulb is turned on.

Hope this article is helpful.