Stan Longhofer
Active Member
We want to create a low lying fog effect for a lake scene. The actors will be in a small boat and the fog should help create the effect of water (along with lighting). We’re trying to decide whether to rent a true dry ice fogger, or rent an Antari ice 101 low fog machine (traditional fogged with a built in chiller).
I’d value any feedback on how the two options play out over the course of a 5 minute scene. Will the chilled fog fluid begin to rise when it heats up? How will the two be affected by movement on stage? Will the two look different under special lighting? The total area to be covered is about 250 square feet. Any suggestions or ideas are welcomed.
I’d value any feedback on how the two options play out over the course of a 5 minute scene. Will the chilled fog fluid begin to rise when it heats up? How will the two be affected by movement on stage? Will the two look different under special lighting? The total area to be covered is about 250 square feet. Any suggestions or ideas are welcomed.