Layman becomes expert! Basic knowledge of stage lighting Raiders

At present, many institutions, colleges, associations, enterprises, etc. have built their own halls, auditoriums, multi-functional halls and other entertainment venues, which need to be equipped with some corresponding professional lighting facilities. Due to the lack of understanding of stage lighting, it is better to choose correctly. Professional lighting equipment, and many professional lighting equipment sellers are also ignorant of professional stage lighting equipment and cannot give correct guidance, resulting in a waste of money. In order to avoid the above situation, Vangaa makes a brief introduction to the basic knowledge of stage lighting.

(1) Common light positions of stage lighting

If you want to do a good job in the configuration of professional stage lights, you must first understand the common light positions of stage lights, which is an important part of the correct selection and configuration.

1. Face light: the light projected from the top of the audience to the stage, mainly used for the front lighting of the characters and the basic light spread of the whole set.

2. Slap: Located on both sides of the outside of the stage, the light projected obliquely on the stage is divided into upper and lower layers, mainly to help face light, strengthen face lighting, and increase the three-dimensional sense of characters and scenery.

3. Pillar light (also known as side light): The light projected from both sides of the platform mouth is mainly used for lighting on both sides of characters and scenes to increase the sense of three-dimensionality and outline.

4. Top light: The light projected from the top of the stage to the stage, from front to back, is divided into one row of top light, two rows of top light, three rows of top light, etc. It is mainly used for general stage lighting to increase the stage illumination, and there are many scenes , fixed-point irradiation of props.

5. Backlight: The light projected from the opposite direction of the stage (such as top light, bridge light, etc.) can outline the outlines of characters and scenes, enhance the sense of three-dimensionality and transparency, and can also be used as a specific light source.

6. Bridge light: The light projected to the stage at the bridges on both sides of the stage is mainly used to assist the column light to enhance the three-dimensional sense, and also used for other positions where the light position is inconvenient to project, and can also be used as a specific light source

7. Foot light: The light projected from the platform in front of the stage to the stage mainly assists the illumination of the face light and eliminates the shadows formed by the face and jaw of the characters illuminated by the face light and other high positions.

8. Light from the sky and the earth: The light projected from the top and bottom of the canopy to the canopy is mainly used for the lighting and color changes of the canopy.

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