🚦 SIGNAL STAGE: A 3D Lighting and Production Design by Bellence Technologies
What happens when a concert rig runs like a city intersection? Every light on this stage follows the rhythm of a traffic signal: red, green, amber, repeat. The rig is built to be counted one fixture at a time, and the numbers are exact.
The rig
• 100 moving heads. 80 hang overhead in 4 stepped truss rows of 20. The other 20 sit in a straight line on the floor in front of the stage, firing upward.
• 6 strobes. They sit in two traffic-signal towers, one on each side of the stage. Each tower has red on top, amber in the middle and green at the bottom.
• 50 LED panels. A wall of separate panels, 10 across and 5 high, rippling through the signal colours.
Beyond the stage
• 8 sky lights. Searchlights behind the stage sweep beams into the night sky.
• 12 audience lights. Blinders face the crowd and run a shutter chase, with full-rig shutter hits that light up the audience.
• A crowd of 168 moves to the beat in front of the stage.
The show
• 13 performers are on stage: a lead vocalist, 8 dancers moving in formation, a drummer and 3 guitarists.
• Moving head effects: circle, pan saw, pan swing, tilt swing, freeze, pan spread, tilt spread and fan.
• Dimmer spread: a brightness wave that ripples outward from the centre of each row.
• Strobe blast: fires every strobe at once.
Count the lights yourself. Hit "Count Fixtures" and every light goes dark, then switches on one by one with a live tally: 100 moving heads, 6 strobes, 50 LED panels, 8 sky lights and 12 audience lights.
Designed and visualized by Bellence Technologies.
What happens when a concert rig runs like a city intersection? Every light on this stage follows the rhythm of a traffic signal: red, green, amber, repeat. The rig is built to be counted one fixture at a time, and the numbers are exact.
The rig
• 100 moving heads. 80 hang overhead in 4 stepped truss rows of 20. The other 20 sit in a straight line on the floor in front of the stage, firing upward.
• 6 strobes. They sit in two traffic-signal towers, one on each side of the stage. Each tower has red on top, amber in the middle and green at the bottom.
• 50 LED panels. A wall of separate panels, 10 across and 5 high, rippling through the signal colours.
Beyond the stage
• 8 sky lights. Searchlights behind the stage sweep beams into the night sky.
• 12 audience lights. Blinders face the crowd and run a shutter chase, with full-rig shutter hits that light up the audience.
• A crowd of 168 moves to the beat in front of the stage.
The show
• 13 performers are on stage: a lead vocalist, 8 dancers moving in formation, a drummer and 3 guitarists.
• Moving head effects: circle, pan saw, pan swing, tilt swing, freeze, pan spread, tilt spread and fan.
• Dimmer spread: a brightness wave that ripples outward from the centre of each row.
• Strobe blast: fires every strobe at once.
Count the lights yourself. Hit "Count Fixtures" and every light goes dark, then switches on one by one with a live tally: 100 moving heads, 6 strobes, 50 LED panels, 8 sky lights and 12 audience lights.
Designed and visualized by Bellence Technologies.
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