Recent content by alyx92

Here's a view from my desk of 'Nine' which closed last week

We had a Granny house unit that was a plywood cut out of the house exterior, but a large section of the middle was painted scrim, and we did the whole thing in silhouette.

Ahh I'll be in a meeting during the meetup time but I'll swing by at some point!

I was at the one last year and it was great. Looking forward to this years session!

True, it is sad this new batch of freshman will never experience the fun of grid crawling. Our trim height stayed virtually the same for lighting, but deck to grid for scenery went from ~23' to 19'4". It is a nice space to be in for sure. Thanks for the article btw I haven't seen it yet

We just had a tension grid installed in our space in central florida. I think sky deck did it but I'm not entirely sure. In any case I absolutely love it! It makes everything SO much easier. You can hang an entire show in an afternoon.

That looks like a good way to go. They've apparently got the labor and carps to make it happen, they just don't want to throw a huge amount of money at this rainbow. Thanks for the great response!

Hi there!I'm designing a show where I'll have a large (25wx20h) arched lightbox in the shape of a rainbow. The goal is to be able to have it become several solid colors as well as a full rainbow (i.e. traditional ROYGBV strips). My first go to answer was a bunch of DMX controlled LED tape, but...

1. Create a Step Based effect using those six fixtures.2. You have to change the DMX mode on the physical light itself to the 36 channel mode. Instructions for that should be in the manual.3. Try the prebuilt effect 914 (I think its a Hue-Sat fade). You can change the size and rate from the...

I second the Pocky thing. I've eaten them a few times and they're not too much to stomach lol

I'd use "Subtract Solids" for that.Here's a video tutorial for it:

I might be there as well!

Has anyone been able to hook up the Nomad software to a visualizer on the same machine? I tried looking through the manuals but couldn't find clear instructions.

Can you describe the effect you're looking at?

I can't offer much insight, but I would love to see pictures as this thing comes together. It sounds like an awesome project. Good luck!!