Lights used to illuminate both big indoor or outdoor open spaces by using a high intensity light. Perfect for concerts and shows.

Backlight: The third source in this lighting technique, the backlight (also known as the “rim light” or “hair light”) shines on a subject from behind, completing the light setup. This creates a rim of light or outline around their head that pushes the subject away from the background and gives a sense of depth.

A lighting dept term referraing to adding the gel package to a focused leko

A bag sewn from heavy duty nylon with two independent pockets filled with soft sand, used as ballast

A mechanical support used to attach a hanger rod to top flange of a beam or bar joist.

The slang term for a small, battery-powered articulating boom list with a small footprint commonly used inside arenas and expo halls because its small form factor is useful for reaching hang points in confined spaces. The terms was adopted because the motion of the telescoping arm folds in a way that resembles the way one opens a beer can.

For clamping a pipe to a pipe. Fixed cheeseboro for right angle junctions, swivel for all other angles.

Heavy-duty tripod, used by lighting and camera departments to carry out simple, temporary mounting or rigging applications

Pipe clamps commonly used for scaffolding, trusses, and lighting rigs.

A term used to inform show crew that the client has picked up a headset and is monitoring the chatter for the sake of warning the show crew to be cautious of their language and keep the chatter professional and focused.

A term use to describe something being lowered or brought down.

The department or company responsible for providing cast and crew with snacks, drinks and other assistance.