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- 2. Can, A type of lantern consisting of a parabolic reflector and a lamp, used for general stage lighting.
- 6. (Digital Multiplex), A communication protocol used for controlling lighting fixtures, dimmers, and other equipment in live performances.
- 9. Console, The control board used by a lighting designer to operate and program lighting fixtures, dimmers, and effects.
- 11. Frame, A metal or plastic frame that holds a filter in place in front of a light fixture.
- 14. Sheet, A document detailing all the lighting cues and their timing in a production, used as a reference during performances.
- 15. Light, A high-intensity light that produces rapid flashes of light, often used for special effects and dramatic moments.
- 16. Light, A light source that is part of the set design, such as lamps or chandeliers, which serve a dual purpose of providing illumination and adding to the scenic design.
- 17. Lens, A type of lens used in theatre lights to soften and focus the beam of light.
- 18. Doors, Adjustable flaps or panels attached to the front of a light fixture to control the direction and shape of the light beam.
- 19. Cue, A specific set of lighting instructions, often triggered by the lighting console, to create a particular lighting effect or change.
- 20. A thin, gauzy fabric used in front of a light source to diffuse or soften the light.
- 23. The head electrician or lighting technician responsible for implementing the lighting designer's plans and overseeing the lighting crew.
- 24. A powerful spotlight operated manually to track and highlight a specific actor or object on stage.
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- 1. Light, A wide-angle light fixture used to provide an even and soft illumination of a large area or stage.
- 3. Temperature, A measure of the colour of light, typically expressed in Kelvin (K), which determines whether light appears warm (lower Kelvin) or cool (higher Kelvin).
- 4. The complete extinguishing of all stage lights, usually used for scene changes or dramatic moments.
- 5. Plot, A diagram showing the exact placement and type of each lighting fixture in a production, typically used in conjunction with the light plot.
- 6. A device that controls the intensity of a light source, allowing for smooth transitions between light levels.
- 7. A machine that produces a fine mist or haze to enhance the visibility of light beams and create atmospheric effects.
- 8. Lights mounted at floor level to illuminate the actors from below, often used for dramatic effect.
- 9. The measure of the brightness of a surface, often used to balance the intensity of different light sources on stage.
- 10. A stencil or template placed in front of a light to project a pattern or image onto a surface, often used for creating textures or scenic effects.
- 12. A large, curved curtain or wall at the back of the stage that can be lit to create a seamless background or sky effect.
- 13. Lighting, Lighting fixtures with built-in microprocessors that can be programmed to create dynamic and automated lighting effects.
- 21. A thin sheet of coloured plastic used in front of a light source to change the colour of the light.
- 22. Distance, The distance between a lighting fixture and the area it is illuminating, affecting the intensity and focus of the light.