There are no silly questions
Sun, 22 June 2008, 05:26 pmDavid Ashton26 posts in thread
There are no silly questions
Sun, 22 June 2008, 05:26 pmEvery week I get phone calls asking "Where can I get fake blood"? or "where can I get a car for "Grease"? or "how does a scrim work"?, well if all us technical crew could ask these questions on this forum it would soon become a gold-mine of information for everybody concerned.
So how do you make fake blood?
following on from Don's
Tue, 24 June 2008, 11:37 amfollowing on from Don's post about Standard lighting rigs, better known as 'Square One'.
I have been an advocate for years, for the use of Boarder Battens - lighting troughs [strip lighting], which used to be refereed to as 'X Ray' battens.
Which are a cheap to get hold of &/or even easy enough to make, If you are a Licenced Electrical Worker.
Actual a few years ago, I remember a comment made by the Australian Ballet, that they were now using boarder lighting as a new innovation? Which in fact was only actually more of a rediscovery, of what they used eons before anyway!
But for a comeatre by using boarder battens, it means you will have a basic 3 or 4 colour 'X" wash available all the time, rather than a heap of individual lamps to do the same thing,
Then the lamps can be used to to augment the wash or as as Specials &/or to high light.
It seems over the years we have drifted away from X ray boarder battens, in preference to using all single lamps over head.
Troughs can also be used as side lighting, mounted on one end, groundrows & Cyc lighting.
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