Stage lighting is the most common form of illumination for theatrical or artistic performances. There are several lighting fixtures, and some are better suited for specific purposes than others. Conventional lights come in many shapes, and there are various options for illuminating a stage. For example, ellipsoidal fixtures give a broad, circular beam of light that helps the designer define specific areas with light. Cyclorama lights cover a large room with evenly diffused light. Fresnel fixtures are powerful beams of light that have variable focus. These types of lights are mainly used in theaters and other art shows.
High-side lighting focuses on the performers’ upper bodies and accentuates their movements. High-side lighting is advisable in both the center and the side of the stage. These lights should also be mounted on either the back or sides to give the performers more visual impact. If the budget for lighting is small, …