T-Bar
A metal bar with a slot down the middle mounted horizontally on a push-up stand, from which a small number of lights can be hung.
A metal bar with a slot down the middle mounted horizontally on a push-up stand, from which a small number of lights can be hung.
Lighting unit giving a fast series of very short light flashes under which action appears frozen.
Small adapter pin used to attach a lantern to a push stand or similar unit.
A device in a profile spot which can alter or change the beam of light.
1) Noun – The lighting system as a whole, ‘The Rig’. 2) Verb – To hang lanterns on bars and connect with cables. 3) Often used to describe putting together any part of the show e.g. Rigging the set.
A spotlight which projects a profile or outline of any chosen shape and with any desired degree of hardness or softness of edge.
A type of 240 volt mains plug that also has a socket on the back to allow additional plugs to be added.
Metal bar on which is hung a group of Par Cans – usually 4. Used to simplify lighting rigging – instead of each light having to be hung individually, groups can be attached.