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Lighting the audience to draw them in....

6/12/2022

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Hi there my tech friends!

So I mentioned in my last blog that I have been playing around with lights aimed at the audience in our small venue, to bring them into the action.  The dance scene in our 3 Musketeer production was a perfect time to try it.  The picture on the left is a light cue that doesn't have anything up on the audience, the pic on the right has a crosshatch gobo, rotating and pointed at the audience. 

​It's a subtle difference, and these pictures don't show it as well as I'd like, but you can see the more complete coverage of the space on the right.  I need to go sit in the audience and have someone run through the cues to really see if I'm getting the experience I am shooting for.

We've got a grant request out for a few new cyc lights and a couple more movers, I think if we get them I'll have enough lights to really get this enveloping the audience thing going.  Of course, how many more lighting fixtures do you need, just one more.....

Hope you get the chance to see this show if you can, one more weekend and then it disappears into the books.

Stay techie my friends!

​Brian
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10/26/2023 03:34:49 am

It's fantastic to see your experimentation with lighting to engage the audience in your 3 Musketeer production. The difference may be subtle, but it's exciting to witness your dedication to enhancing the experience. Wishing you all the best with your grant request for more lighting gear – because, let's face it, there's always room for "just one more" fixture, right? Enjoy the remaining shows, and keep shining bright! 🌟💡🎭

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6/18/2025 09:36:29 pm

The author shared in the blog about experimenting with audience - aimed lights in a small venue for the 3 Musketeer production, noting a subtle difference in light cues, planning to test the experience from the audience, having a grant request for new lights, and inviting people to see the show before it ends.

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6/18/2025 09:36:51 pm

In this blog, the writer talked about trying out lights on the audience during the 3 Musketeer dance scene, mentioned the difference in light cues shown in pictures, intends to experience it from the audience seat, has applied for a grant for new lights, and hopes people can catch the show soon.

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6/18/2025 09:37:11 pm

The blogger revealed in the post that they’ve been playing with audience - directed lights in a small - venue 3 Musketeer production, pointed out a subtle change in light cues, wants to check the experience as an audience member, has a grant request for additional lights, and encourages people to see the show this weekend.

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6/18/2025 09:37:32 pm

The author of the blog described their attempt at using lights on the audience in the 3 Musketeer production, the difference between light cues in pictures, plans to test the effect from the audience perspective, has a grant application for new lighting fixtures, and hopes tech - friends can see the show before it’s over.

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6/18/2025 09:37:48 pm

This blog post is about the experiment of using lights aimed at the audience in a 3 Musketeer show in a small venue, the slight difference in light cues in the pictures, the plan to experience it from the audience, a grant request for more lights, and an invitation to watch the show this weekend.

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The blogger wrote about trying out audience - targeted lights during the 3 Musketeer production, the not - so - obvious difference in light cues in the pics, the intention to sit in the audience to test the experience, a grant request for new lights, and the hope that people can see the show before it concludes.

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6/18/2025 09:38:34 pm

In the blog, the writer shared their exploration of using lights on the audience in the 3 Musketeer production in a small venue, the difference in light cues, the plan to experience it from the audience side, a grant application for more lighting, and an appeal to tech friends to see the show this last weekend.

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6/24/2025 05:44:29 am

Thanks for sharing your experiment with lighting the audience in the 3 Musketeer production! It's really cool how that rotating gobo transforms the space and makes the audience feel part of the show. Your hands‑on approach and desire to get audience feedback show true attention to atmosphere and experience.

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