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And this is how it looked on stage from behind.
This is what it looked like in
action. The scene involved these two actors having a discussion while
hanging up laundry. So, the clothesline had to appear and disappear
with ease. When you pull on a lever, the lever would pull on a cable
that pulls the arm up and into place.
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This is Dave Vick, IATSE #274
Master Carpenter/Flyman/Rigger,
Wharton Center for the Performing Arts,
Michigan State University
We thank Dave for his contribution to our site.
"These knots brought to you courtesy of a tattooed rigger-type guy on the flyrail." :
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Written by Administrator
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Written by Administrator
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Stage Lighting Design: A Practical Guide by Neil Fraser (Author)
In Stage Lighting Design, a leading expert guides readers
through experience to knowledge, inviting them to investigate every
aspect of the roles of the stage electrician and the lighting designer.
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Written by Administrator
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Light Fantastic: The Art And Design of Stage Lighting, with DVD by Max Keller, Johannes Weiss (Author)
A virtuoso in the field, Max Keller has set new standards of technical and artistic excellence. In this book he divulges his extensive knowledge of every aspect of stage lighting, from natural phenomena and the history of light in the theater, to Goethe and Runge’s theories of color, to the fundamentals of optics and projection.
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Written by Scott Parker
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Stage Rigging Handbook, Third Edition (Paperback)
by Jay O. Glerum (Author)
Stage Rigging Handbook
remains the only book in any language that covers the design,
operation, and maintenance of stage-rigging equipment. It is written in
an at-a-glance outline form, yet contains in-depth information
available nowhere else. This fully indexed third edition includes three
new parts: the first, an explanation of inspection procedures for
rigging systems;
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Written by Richard Finkelstein
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As humans we all are cursed by the need to view
everything through our own personal knowledge and experience. If WE
haven't heard of someone, then they obviously can't be important! It is
worse even in the academic world where teachers fixate on the "hot"
names from when THEY were in school. Certain people are thus somewhat
arbitrarily designated as "stars" and then the astonishing
contributions of everyone else fade to oblivion even though their
contributions may in fact be even greater!
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