Strips of striped gaff tape (normally black and yellow) that is used to bring attention to a potential hazzard especially in low light conditions. Commonly used on steps and protruding tripod legs etc.
White gaff tape is also commonly used to draw attention to potential hazards.
The highest part of the audible audio frequency spectrum.
A small ‘H’ shaped frame used to stand a lantern on the floor.
An area on the stage on which the lighting is unintentionally more intense than the other areas.
A clamp on a lighting fixture that “hooks” over a bar and is tightened onto the bar by a bolt with a plastic knob that can be tightened by hand.
The permanent staff member in a theatre who runs the electrics department.
Attaching flying pieces to the appropriate bars.
Device compromising three or more sheaves set together either in line or parallel to each other on a common shaft and attached to the grid directly above the fly rail. The lines from the three or more loftblocks in a set are brought together at the lead block and pass on down to the fly rail cleat in a hemp set or to the weight cradle in a counterweight set.