The Basics of Stage Lighting
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 16 มี.ค. 2017
- For anyone looking to get into the industry of film, theater, or production here is a brief run down of some equipment you should know about before you plug it in. Dr. Bob has over 35 years experience and will be glad to answer any questions you may have about what to expect going into this rewarding field of work.
The world of production can be a very thrilling and rewarding career but if you don't know where to start make this video your first chapter!
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This is clear and straight to the point. There is lots to learn. Thank you and you're pretty funny!
Dr Bob rocks. Great production. Informative and passionate!
Is it just me, or does he sound like the great and late Stan Lee
I was really thinking the same thing
Straightforward simple and informative.. thank you
I ,loved your lighting presentation.
I am just starting and learned from this. Thank you 😃 I thought your lighting observation was awesome, it made me laugh 🤣
Great info. Too hilarious as well. What a treat.
Closed Captions on this is fantastic. Loved the Park Hands 😂
I'm told I'm supposed to end this with something in lighting.... lmao this entire CC experience was great
What's the correct? (ENG is not my native language)
I love this man.
BLUE: Baltic Latvian Universal Electronics
it's an acronym that's why
this had made me want to study lighting
You are a bad ass love this video
Dr. Bob! You’re amazing! And your question at the end made us laugh out loud. The “Baby” Blue USB mic is a simple microphone that has a great sound at a great price. The Blue company has set out to change the way we think about microphones. This was a great video! Thank you!
Brilliant. Exactly what I needed. Thank you.
gobo: goes before optics. i always forget this smh
Great video, had to remember some of the terms! Blue is the name of the brand of microphone! Haha
Excelsior!
Dr. Bob, I have a growth on my nut sac. Can you help me?
can you talk about, how to light the different types of stages? thx
The name of the company that makes the microphone is named Blue and the model you have there is called a snowball microphone which is why it is white, though they do make it in black as well.
GOBO is the acronym for Goes Before Optic
You sound like Stan Lee. Haha. Excelsior!
LEDs have come quite far in just this amount of time. now there are LED lights that mimic tungsten, are sequenced to minimize or eliminate flicker, and have color blending abilities for richer colors.
isn't the spread of a PAR's beam (Wide, Medium, Narrow or Very Narrow) determined by the Lens on the front, not by where the "bulb" is located inside the reflector. a Very Narrow has a clear lens. a Narrow has a slightly frosted lens. a Medium has a lens texture that looks like multiple rows of tiny rectangles. a Wide is similar to the Medium except there are more rows of tinier rectangles.
Dr Bob I have a lump on my ball sac. Please diagnose this and cure my disease!
Bob has a temper that made me giggle
Bob, I do like my hands.. so .. I've liked and subscribed. Also - if you'd put a gel on a spot, you could make the microphone match the name.
Dr. Bob.... I have a question... I have an old school par-38 system that ran incadescant lamps , I have had to replace with LED bulbs...I upgraded to a DMX control board and dimmer packs that don't seem compatible with the lamps....and won't run....what gives?
Take it out on the road and see how it works 💡
Can you suggest any book regarding this or make a pictorial representation in order to get more clear idea
This guy makes me laugh
❤️
A white microphone named blue?
I dunno.
Why does a "Blue 'tooth'" go in your ear? I've been trying to figure that out for years.
And thank you
What about fresnel lights
Sir i dont want my hands cut off-????
that’s the Blue Brand Snowball model
Where to start? Pars are different image size due to the lens on the lamp front, not the placement of the light source. And where exactly do you get fresnels where the reflector moves to manipulate the image? I've never seen one in my life and have had to make do with the usual lamp tray movement.
Theatre lights (fresnels) are built this way for sure.
My teacher sent me here
Im amater lighting designer....i hope meet u.
Geophysical Ocean Bottom Observatory XD
I thought the fresnel lens was invented by Jean Augustin Fresnel
Thank you for catching that! We will adjust accordingly.
Actually GOBO stands for:
Graphical Optical BlackOut
(NOT Go between)
According to Wikipedia: The exact derivation of gobo is unclear. It is often cited as "goes before optics" or, less often, "goes between optics". An alternative explanation is "graphical optical black out."
So you're both right (or wrong) ;)
Hello kiddies
interesting
LEKO, not Leekah.
did this man just say "good afternoon, kiddies", kinda worrying if he did...
lmao!
*Stage lights are blaring.
My teacher made us watch this, and I was so bored, and now I got homework cuz we got a quiz over it 🤦🏿♂️
yay...
8th Period is great. woo.
Ah, classic minority type lighting