Thank you for this video. You describe the lights, show examples of each, and demonstrate how they can be used. In my church, our pastor stands down on the main floor. There is no real "stage lighting" but since we began livestreaming, pastor always looks like he's in the shade. It's taken a few years, but I finally convinced them to let me buy a couple of ellipsoidals to light the small area where he stands. I got them today. (Baby steps) Your info will help me set them up. Thanks for the clear, concise help.
protestant8 I get you. But there is also larger question here. Lights have changed. Much easier to be able to change colors (for example) or direct light to specific parts of the raised platform. I guess my question is what are the rules in the modern era? Should we only use white lights and full strength? Are there limits to how many lights can be used? Do the same rules apply for special Christmas or Easter programs? I'm not trying to be sarcastic. These all seem like good questions to ask.
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Thank you for this video. You describe the lights, show examples of each, and demonstrate how they can be used. In my church, our pastor stands down on the main floor. There is no real "stage lighting" but since we began livestreaming, pastor always looks like he's in the shade. It's taken a few years, but I finally convinced them to let me buy a couple of ellipsoidals to light the small area where he stands.
I got them today. (Baby steps)
Your info will help me set them up. Thanks for the clear, concise help.
Great video! This will be saved and used to show many many of my future students. Thank you!
Helpful info man! Thanks!
how about using a par lights on the stage? would you recommend LED profile lights?
For the 30-40 range what wattage of Fresnel do you recommend?
50 watts at the most, look at the chauvet dj eve fixtures
people?
Those are churches? Look more like rock concerts.
protestant8 I get you. But there is also larger question here. Lights have changed. Much easier to be able to change colors (for example) or direct light to specific parts of the raised platform. I guess my question is what are the rules in the modern era? Should we only use white lights and full strength? Are there limits to how many lights can be used? Do the same rules apply for special Christmas or Easter programs? I'm not trying to be sarcastic. These all seem like good questions to ask.
Great answer!!!