Tribe.net. Local Connections Jeckle http://lightingdesign.tribe.net/thread/355f8aea-6a97-4fb1-8305-aff99a99e73b 2008-10-22T19:37:41Z 2008-10-22T19:37:41Z

<div>Hey all, <br/> <br/>I'm thinking of buying one or two gobo rotators for my theater. Anyone have any input about units they especially like or don't like? <br/> <br/>Thanks.</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://lightingdesign.tribe.net">Lighting Design</a> - 0 replies </div>

Jeckle 2008-10-22T19:37:41Z egyptiandancer http://lightingdesign.tribe.net/thread/bdee425b-0b2b-466f-8324-6f9c5baadf40 2008-09-21T17:02:38Z 2008-09-21T17:02:38Z

<div>I'm in the process of working on the production of my first fashion show in Nov. The owner of the venue space that I was originally going to have use of for free flaked at the last minute so I'm scrambling now to find a venue and will be using the funds that I had set aside for the production itself will be used on the venue. So needless to say, I have a very small budget. <br/> <br/>To give you an idea, the fashion show will present a new collection of couture Egyptian Belly Dance costumes and will be held in a small club/lounge type atmosphere. If you're interested in discussing this more, please send me a message, because I don't get a chance to log onto tribe very often. <br/>Thank you!! <br/> <br/>Shaunte <br/>www.cairocouture.com</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://lightingdesign.tribe.net">Lighting Design</a> - 0 replies </div>

egyptiandancer 2008-09-21T17:02:38Z duckietime http://lightingdesign.tribe.net/thread/db979f31-3cdb-46ab-96f0-0485e6a0a0f0 2008-08-04T05:18:44Z 2008-07-31T22:38:46Z

<div>So I'm working on a show at my small non-profit theater. And we are wanting to incorporate black lights into the show. However, we have not much of a budget to work with and was wondering if anyone had any ideas on making this happen. The costume and set designer wants to use black light paint on the back drop and costumes. So we would need enough light to get the effect. <br/> <br/>I'd appreciate any ideas that anyone has. <br/> <br/>Thanks! <br/>Patti</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://lightingdesign.tribe.net">Lighting Design</a> - 2 replies </div>

duckietime 2008-07-31T22:38:46Z ambrozia http://lightingdesign.tribe.net/thread/311a04f6-e1dd-4939-96cc-542dad04c090 2008-07-06T20:23:39Z 2008-06-04T00:08:35Z

<div>lighting designer sought for fabulous Burning Man Dance Camp! <br/> <br/>We're looking for someone with lighting talent to join RhythmWave camp and help advise us on how to light our bamboo dance floor and chill lounge at night....contact me for details. A fun opportunity to play with light and exercise your creative flow.</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://lightingdesign.tribe.net">Lighting Design</a> - 1 reply </div>

ambrozia 2008-06-04T00:08:35Z Adam http://lightingdesign.tribe.net/thread/f524010f-2b67-4e09-b18a-b9249f9abf88 2008-06-27T14:37:55Z 2007-11-20T16:43:59Z

<div>Hog III. It's never hung up on me like it has so many others and it's soooo easy to use!</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://lightingdesign.tribe.net">Lighting Design</a> - 7 replies </div>

Adam 2007-11-20T16:43:59Z threadclimber http://lightingdesign.tribe.net/thread/2291047d-db32-4ee7-8622-9d4f2f1ac2e2 2008-04-08T19:08:25Z 2008-04-08T19:08:25Z

<div> <br/>The company I work for is looking for a freelancer to work two four hour calls in Goshen, VA . <br/> <br/>Friday 04/18/2008 11:00am - 3:00pm <br/>Sunday 04/20/2008 11:30am - 3:30pm <br/> <br/>It's a pretty cake gig. We just need one person to help our lead to set up a small lighting rig. The rig will include a stage wash and some technobeams on a truss supported with crank stands. <br/> <br/>Message me privately if you are interested. I'll need a resume.</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://lightingdesign.tribe.net">Lighting Design</a> - 0 replies </div>

threadclimber 2008-04-08T19:08:25Z The Marsh http://lightingdesign.tribe.net/thread/5a94c5ab-66ef-4417-99eb-6d4d4a514ade 2007-12-05T23:02:37Z 2007-12-05T23:02:37Z

<div>Hey everyone, <br/> <br/>The Marsh is a non-profit theater located in San Francisco on Valencia st. We are small and are working towards beginning a network online to help bring in new talent and new patrons. We've been around for 18 years and are a breeding ground for new performance. Focusing on solo performance, but also branching out to others, we pride ourselves on being a place for performers to come and have an opportunity to display their work in front of audiences. <br/> <br/>So we would like to grow our network! If you would like to learn more about The Marsh please visit www.themarsh.org. And if you like what we're doing, add us as your friend and help us get ourselves out there a bit more. Your help and support is greatly appreciate as we all raise the awareness and appreciation of the arts! <br/> <br/>Thanks!</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://lightingdesign.tribe.net">Lighting Design</a> - 0 replies </div>

The Marsh 2007-12-05T23:02:37Z marcy http://lightingdesign.tribe.net/thread/12516eda-40f0-4bd4-9155-2d45d6254804 2007-09-20T16:45:17Z 2007-09-20T16:45:17Z

<div>We have the following available for immediate long term rental: <br/> <br/> <br/>(3) Eiki LC-SX6 1400x1050 5800lm LCD projectors with mounts <br/>(3) .8 Lenses <br/>(3) Watchout Shuttle Display Computers <br/> <br/>Complete Watchout Projection control systems are available as well. <br/> <br/>Please let us know if you need anything. <br/> <br/>Personal Creations, Inc. <br/>12336 Marshall Street <br/>Studio Suite 1A <br/>Culver City, CA 90230 <br/> <br/>www.personalcreations.net</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://lightingdesign.tribe.net">Lighting Design</a> - 0 replies </div>

marcy 2007-09-20T16:45:17Z ~Renevatio~ http://lightingdesign.tribe.net/thread/d1135ac1-e084-4c69-a97a-60f34b08a724 2007-09-18T04:29:13Z 2007-09-18T04:29:13Z

<div>I am selling off a number of my inventory fixtures and downsizing my company a bit... <br/> <br/>The main thing I am presently looking to get rid of is my Cyberlights. They are the standard Cybers, not CX, and were originally owned by the MGM Grand. I have found that I do not get enough use out of them a the events I find myself doing, they are a bit too big for my needs. <br/> <br/>I will be selling at least 8 units, and am asking $600 for each of them, in any quanity. I am willing to work on delivery in TX if enough units are bought. I can ship, but the shipping will be extra, and these babies are heavy. They would have to be delivered by freight truck. <br/> <br/>They will not include any lamps, clamps, or cases...and will be guaranteed to be fully functional upon receipt/pickup. Beyond that, there are no warrties for the units. <br/> <br/>At 1200w, these things pack quite a punch! Specs can be found at http://www.moving-lights.com/Pages/Cyb.htm <br/> <br/> <br/> <br/> I also have feeder cables, 12 ga. power cables, sound snakes, roadcases, and other stuff to sell. I will be listing much of it on Ebay in the coming weeks, so if you are in the market for something, feel free to ask and see if I have it...</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://lightingdesign.tribe.net">Lighting Design</a> - 0 replies </div>

~Renevatio~ 2007-09-18T04:29:13Z Psyteknology http://lightingdesign.tribe.net/thread/803a00e6-c89c-4669-a69a-c4d93b88369c 2007-06-04T22:42:37Z 2007-06-04T22:42:37Z

<div>The YX 2105 is a 16 channel 575 Watt <br/>Moving head yoke fixture. <br/> <br/>For more information such as available <br/>gobos and video of the unit in <br/>operation, please visit: <br/> <br/>http://yx2105.rano.us/index.html <br/> <br/>The units have been kept in excellent <br/>condition and in their road cases when <br/>not in use. <br/>Optics have been cleaned as well as gears and motors! <br/> <br/>The units feature a 575 Watt Phillips <br/>MSR bulb. <br/>6 rotating gobos ( 3 metal and 3 glass ) <br/>3 facetted prism with rotating effect. <br/>2 seperate color wheels with rainbow scroll function. <br/>530 deg of Pan <br/>280 deg of Tilt <br/>16 bit function slider. <br/>Electronic shutter and dimming. <br/> <br/>Similar units on the market sell for <br/>2500 each and have 550watt bulbs. <br/> <br/>Asking $2500 for the pair in roadcases <br/>and I will include 3 BRAND NEW Philips MSR 575 Watt <br/>Lamps ( This is on top of the 2 Lamps already installed in the <br/>units, so you get 5 Lamps! ) The lamps alone retail for around 150$ each. <br/> <br/>FREE delivery in Arizona <br/> <br/>Delivery for the cost of Gas to <br/>California, NM, Utah, LasVegas, and <br/>Texas. <br/> <br/>Feel free to send me an email with any <br/>questions or concerns to <br/>Psytek@Psyteknology.com</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://lightingdesign.tribe.net">Lighting Design</a> - 0 replies </div>

Psyteknology 2007-06-04T22:42:37Z threadclimber http://lightingdesign.tribe.net/thread/8194cfb5-7ea8-4dd6-9d06-70e8fd3acc66 2007-04-15T02:05:17Z 2007-04-09T01:48:05Z

<div>Hey Everyone, <br/> <br/>The time has come for me to purchase my own multi meter. I just picked up a great, steady, LD gig and I'm going to need to make the investment. Ther are quite a few options out there and I'm not sure what to buy. <br/> <br/>I'm looking to spend under $200, but I want one that will be reliable. A clamp would be nice, but not neccesary. Any suggestions?</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://lightingdesign.tribe.net">Lighting Design</a> - 4 replies </div>

threadclimber 2007-04-09T01:48:05Z Ryan http://lightingdesign.tribe.net/thread/0289d71c-b506-43b3-a7c7-91a11d9b595a 2007-04-07T07:44:13Z 2003-10-18T00:19:08Z

<div>Yipe, people in this tribe all the sudden! The trail of dichroics i left out must have worked. <br/> <br/>Anyone got anything on topic? Or we could do the very typical flashlight comparison that techies are so fond of as an ice breaker. <br/> <br/>--Ryan</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://lightingdesign.tribe.net">Lighting Design</a> - 13 replies </div>

Ryan 2003-10-18T00:19:08Z Gatito/Michael http://lightingdesign.tribe.net/thread/e279e64a-a861-4e5d-ba4e-eaec3d7b7a39 2007-04-05T01:34:50Z 2005-06-27T01:33:33Z

<div>MindWeave is designed to be a State Eliciting Space. To create an experience of clarity and insight by combining elements of architecture/sculpture, lighting design, visual art, and sound compositions...check out the MindWeave Tribe! <br/> <br/>We are creating this art instillation for BurningMan 2005. It is essentially a 15 foot woven 3/8 dome shape. It will be constructed with woven willow and will be permaeble to light. (Imagine a loosely woven twig basket turned over!) I want to light the interior space and the exterior surface independently. I want to program through slow color transitions independently at the same rate; ie. the inside is red, the outside is blue...slowly changing through the spectrum. <br/> <br/>My original idea was to find a CHEAP 3-4 channel programmer and cluster MR16 24-32 ( www.superbrightleds.com) LED lamps in threes( Red, Blue, Green) Total interior <br/>RGB trios four on a channel, total exterior RGB trios eight on two channels. I am realizing that LEDS my be too expensive and unnecesary. <br/> <br/>It is starting to look like I may be able to create the same effect with less cost using some kind of stage lighting. My budget is around $1000.00 and I have about 1500 watts of gennie power for the lighting. HELP!!! <br/> <br/> <br/>By the way, my technical skills are shit and will be looking for ease in assembly and programming. <br/> <br/>Thanks for your help!! <br/> <br/>dr.m <br/> <br/> <br/> <br/></div> <div> posted in <a href="http://lightingdesign.tribe.net">Lighting Design</a> - 9 replies </div>

Gatito/Michael 2005-06-27T01:33:33Z Clint http://lightingdesign.tribe.net/thread/d655f6ee-11e6-4a7d-8ef4-038cb1d6f625 2007-04-05T01:29:37Z 2006-08-15T05:15:15Z

<div>I don't know if this is the place to ask but I figure it can't hurt. I have built this crazy art piece for burning man that needs around 360 leds. I am going to have 4 differant circuits that require a string of 90 leds each . I figure I have to wire them in series/parallel. I was hoping to use a deep cycle 12V car battery to power all of these LEDs. 270 of these leds are 3.6 V 30 mA RGBs and 90 of them are 4.5 V 30 mA UV LEDSs. So my questions are 1. Will a 12 V deep cycle car battery power all these LEDs for 10 hours at a time? 2 Is the series/parallel method best for this project and conserving energy? and 3. I will be hot gluing the led lens and then sticking them into a clear film canister so will this cause to much heat? Keep in mind these will be used at night time at around 45 to 60 degrees while flying through the air. Any help would be greatly appreciated. I need to have this done within the next week. If there is someone whoe has extra time to talk to me my number is 719 439 6433 call me ANY time. Or email me. Thanks</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://lightingdesign.tribe.net">Lighting Design</a> - 6 replies </div>

Clint 2006-08-15T05:15:15Z anthony http://lightingdesign.tribe.net/thread/4c98e3d8-d42f-4f7e-9676-2e3ad3eedb52 2007-03-21T17:54:32Z 2006-09-13T17:51:29Z

<div>I am on the cusp of buying a Hog PC USB widget to go with the software. Mostly as a backup and because some of my clients have the fixtures but not the consoles to run a show. <br/> <br/>Does anyone here have any experience with this? What is the good, the bad and the ugly on it? </div> <div> posted in <a href="http://lightingdesign.tribe.net">Lighting Design</a> - 2 replies </div>

anthony 2006-09-13T17:51:29Z GuitarDude http://lightingdesign.tribe.net/thread/dcd92356-605a-4a59-bac4-c47f86118b1b 2006-10-25T06:40:02Z 2006-10-12T22:28:47Z

<div>I currently have a 24 channel DMX board running my light show.. here's what I have : <br/>2 Stage Washes (built - in DMX) <br/>6 Par 56 Cans running on (1) 4 channel DMX power pack controller <br/>2 Strobes, 3 separte sets of pins running on (1) 4 channel DMX power pack controller <br/>6 Pins, 1 Dance lite running on (1) 4 channel DMX power pack controller. <br/> <br/>I was looking at the Entec USB. I have an old HP notebook that is an AMD 550 w/ 180MB ram.. running Windows 2000 <br/>Can I plug this unit into one of my USB ports and using some of the freebie software that runs on this thing do the following : <br/> <br/>1. Control each individual channel <br/>2. Run chase scenes <br/>3. Bump individual lites with the keyboard <br/> <br/>My current board is going bad and I would like to be able to do this. As you can see, my light show is not that big. <br/> <br/>Any help would be appreciated. <br/> <br/>Thanks, <br/> <br/>Bruce</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://lightingdesign.tribe.net">Lighting Design</a> - 1 reply </div>

GuitarDude 2006-10-12T22:28:47Z GarthsWorld http://lightingdesign.tribe.net/thread/5a1bc717-810d-48b3-9459-b5bbaafc32a3 2006-08-13T02:33:23Z 2006-08-03T14:13:57Z

<div>I've never worked with color scrollers (welcome to my off-off-Broadway below 14th Street low budget world) and am currently working on a show that is running with a rep plot. They have half a dozen WYBRON 'ForeRunner' scrollers, which will be anywhere from 10' to 30' from the audience's ears. Its a one man show with not many sound cues to have the scrollers change colors during. Will these units be noticeably audible by the audience? With the gel strings they have in them, I can get away with changes that are two colors away on the stings if that would help a lot. I can also work with having them scroll to one color between shows and only using one static color on each as the LD of the theater has given us a very generous plot to work with otherwise. But, of course, I'd love to make much more use of them if the noise wouldn't be a distraction to the audience. Advice please from those who have worked with these? </div> <div> posted in <a href="http://lightingdesign.tribe.net">Lighting Design</a> - 7 replies </div>

GarthsWorld 2006-08-03T14:13:57Z threadclimber http://lightingdesign.tribe.net/thread/5c28ee87-f072-44c9-9214-9e5c284c794a 2006-06-14T07:25:37Z 2006-06-05T14:43:27Z

<div>Does anyone know the about the Jands Echelon 1k lighting console? How is it different from a Hog 1000? <br/> <br/>I understand they both use the wholehog II OS, but which one is older? Are there any nuances that are different when programming? Are there reasons why one is better than the other? What do you think they should run for used? <br/> <br/>If anyone can help, thanks in advance</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://lightingdesign.tribe.net">Lighting Design</a> - 3 replies </div>

threadclimber 2006-06-05T14:43:27Z Doctor_Who http://lightingdesign.tribe.net/thread/f0407f3a-44db-4287-81be-cbde5aae054b 2006-05-25T02:26:43Z 2006-05-17T18:00:15Z

<div>I've tried googling Leprechaun and I havent been able to come up with a parent company or even an officlal website. <br/> <br/>Anyways one of my clients has one of these awfull systems, to include pole dimmers and what loosely resembles a lighting controller. As is typical with this board, it's developed a gremlin and I need the supporting documents to figure out what is going on. <br/> <br/> I'm looking for Operator Manuals and wiring schematics for both the controller and the dimmers, if available. If anyone can point me in the right direction, you would have my sincerest gratitude. </div> <div> posted in <a href="http://lightingdesign.tribe.net">Lighting Design</a> - 2 replies </div>

Doctor_Who 2006-05-17T18:00:15Z sparkicusnyc http://lightingdesign.tribe.net/thread/9c54d3b7-b530-4d84-b8c5-382d1e06c366 2006-05-18T00:52:55Z 2006-05-18T00:52:55Z

<div>Hey, help. <br/> <br/>I need a resource for the rental of an inflatable projection balloon in NYC, ASAP! <br/>any leads would be greatly appreciated. <br/> <br/>thanks a mil <br/>spark</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://lightingdesign.tribe.net">Lighting Design</a> - 0 replies </div>

sparkicusnyc 2006-05-18T00:52:55Z jackieblue http://lightingdesign.tribe.net/thread/c6b49058-7721-4ac4-8e83-69cb48b90dfb 2006-04-28T14:50:08Z 2006-04-23T13:55:37Z

<div>Does anyone know of a computer program that will run on a laptop computer (Wintel in this case) that will run a full light show? We specifically want to do the following at the same time (yes I'd rather have an LD, but can't afford one yet to travel with us): <br/>1) Play a video backdrop on a projection screen from the laptop DVD player or hard drive <br/>2) Control 8 color changers and 6 scanners via DMX512 <br/>3) Start and stop scenes based on the input of a MIDI foot controller. <br/> <br/>Thank you.</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://lightingdesign.tribe.net">Lighting Design</a> - 2 replies </div>

jackieblue 2006-04-23T13:55:37Z sarah http://lightingdesign.tribe.net/thread/515b2401-977c-42bb-8be4-de99f8c54af4 2006-04-04T07:10:05Z 2006-03-03T09:42:15Z

<div>anyone know how to program a sunset cue into one of these boards? basically just changing the cyc light, but i want it in a different fader. the manual sucks.,</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://lightingdesign.tribe.net">Lighting Design</a> - 3 replies </div>

sarah 2006-03-03T09:42:15Z StephanieH http://lightingdesign.tribe.net/thread/acb44f63-7801-4a33-9bf9-b8d553374b2e 2006-03-16T08:30:42Z 2006-03-16T08:30:42Z

<div>if I could join you as an assistant. This is my calling at the moment and am hungry for knowledge! </div> <div> posted in <a href="http://lightingdesign.tribe.net">Lighting Design</a> - 0 replies </div>

StephanieH 2006-03-16T08:30:42Z http://lightingdesign.tribe.net/thread/43420255-2022-4d53-9074-65f0bc98363a 2006-01-05T02:50:18Z 2006-01-03T05:36:54Z

<div>Hi All, <br/>I'm new to this tribe and I like to just say HI. <br/>I also would like some suggestions on some intelligent lighting. This is what I need: A simple set and forget lighting system, Along the lines of a Highend Trackspot(In fact right along the lines of a Trackspot.) No more than 250 watts, scanner type(moving mirror), no need for a controller(sound to light movement), and of course inexpensive, and this is for a night club, No American DJ or Pro Audio. <br/>The reason is the 10 Trackspots I have now are 12 years old and Highend has discontinued that line(why I don't know, great light). So the owner of the club doesn't want to fix the Trackspots do to the fact that they are now discontinued. So I need to get some new lights. I was looking at the Martin MX-10, Does anyone have any other suggestions?</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://lightingdesign.tribe.net">Lighting Design</a> - 5 replies </div>

2006-01-03T05:36:54Z janetreno http://lightingdesign.tribe.net/thread/4da6415d-4798-4b30-a56d-f35e0e3dca70 2005-10-16T00:27:51Z 2005-09-12T00:14:11Z

<div> ISO camerapersons and Lighting for music video, also extras <br/>i volunteered to produce a music video for the Paranoids for my friend's directing debut. we need at least 2 DV cams and lighting for a video to be shot in the band's ultragroovy 70s living room/warehouse. this director is demanding like most and wants the crew to have the same look as the dancing people so check out the band's website. it's all for love and will take only one day to shoot so i guess we should feed you guys and get you drunk. really it's about having extrasuperfuntime and getting some credits. film students welcome. <br/> <br/>email me! <br/> <br/>anniefruit@yahoo.com </div> <div> posted in <a href="http://lightingdesign.tribe.net">Lighting Design</a> - 1 reply </div>

janetreno 2005-09-12T00:14:11Z sarah http://lightingdesign.tribe.net/thread/593ab406-ef4c-461a-bbda-fad91bd2befa 2005-05-16T02:25:28Z 2005-03-22T05:40:14Z

<div>Anyone know any good MFA programs for lighting design? I just finished a bachelors' in something unrelated and want to apply to schools in a year (after I've gained experience). I don't want to do a second bachelors' because it will cost more than doing an MFA program. Thanks for any feedback!</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://lightingdesign.tribe.net">Lighting Design</a> - 2 replies </div>

sarah 2005-03-22T05:40:14Z GuitarDude http://lightingdesign.tribe.net/thread/fc9a15ae-92b7-4ec5-85a8-c4aabb1764dd 2005-04-26T15:14:08Z 2005-04-13T15:16:28Z

<div>Hi everyone. I play lead guitar in a cover band called Phat Bastard (www.getphat.com) based out of Phoenix, Az. I have been painfully putting together a light show for us and we play different size bars, so we need some flexibility. Does anyone know of a software package that shows you lights as you place them (around drums, stage, etc) and that would give you some template ideas or something like that? Like a lighting theme or similiar? <br/> <br/>Most of the software packages that I have found either do one of two things. (1) - Design the light show for programattic reasons (to hook up with DMX controllers and run the show). or (2) - Design light show with 3d rendering or information of the sort. <br/> <br/>I really am not looking for either one of these. I just would like to be able to put something together for layout or as if you were looking towards the stage. Almost like a Visio template if you will. <br/> <br/>Anyways, I'm not sure that I'm explaining this correctly, but any help would be greatly appreciated. <br/> <br/>Thanx, Bruce</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://lightingdesign.tribe.net">Lighting Design</a> - 6 replies </div>

GuitarDude 2005-04-13T15:16:28Z deborahpaulino http://lightingdesign.tribe.net/thread/4275803f-dca0-48da-a8c0-e401f31e72fe 2005-04-06T17:20:00Z 2005-04-06T17:20:00Z

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deborahpaulino 2005-04-06T17:20:00Z Illuminator http://lightingdesign.tribe.net/thread/3a6672d9-d986-4c19-b9c6-481d1b2a2b13 2005-03-31T16:14:24Z 2005-03-29T21:42:50Z

<div>I'm looking for some used lighting gear - anyone know good sources/sites to check? <br/> <br/>Looking for followspots in the immediate timeframe...</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://lightingdesign.tribe.net">Lighting Design</a> - 6 replies </div>

Illuminator 2005-03-29T21:42:50Z deborahpaulino http://lightingdesign.tribe.net/thread/4eb29cb7-6d7f-43f1-848d-7767b4ce5657 2005-02-24T08:02:37Z 2005-02-24T08:02:37Z

<div>Talent, Staff, and Crew Call - National <br/> <br/>NO EMAIL REPLY - PLEASE READ NOTICE BELOW <br/> <br/>Gigdirectory.net is an online job referral service, resume library, community, and classifieds for the arts and media industries. In 2004 Gigdirectory.net received over 15 000 new registered users and served over 1 million page views, establishing itself as a highly active resource. In 2005 the focus is on contacting employers and forming a talent, staff, and crew pool worthy of national exposure. <br/> <br/>Professional and intern resumes are being accepted for FREE inclusion in the Gigdirectory.net classifieds resume libraries. All arts and media talent, staff, crew, management, and design personnel in all areas of film, theater, music, live production, radio, digital media, fine arts, literary, and television. <br/> <br/>To post your resume on http://www.gigdirectory.net for free.... <br/>1) Go to http://www.gigdirectory.net <br/>2) Click Sign Up - left column - and register a new account. <br/>3) Click Home and read posting instructions and user friendly site tips. <br/> <br/>* Please review the Classifieds categories before posting *, and follow the posting instructions *; it makes the site more user friendly for everyone, plus others can find your notice in a search. <br/> <br/>You Can Post Images (head shots, art samples, logos etc). All images should be clear, professional looking, and no more than 64 k each. <br/> <br/>No Adult Industry talent notices, images, or resumes please. Gigdirectory.net does not have an over 18 rating and does have minors and parents viewing... Thank you for your respect. <br/> <br/>If you get stuck please use the Help/FAQ link in the left column. <br/> <br/>Please Note: Gigdirectory does have some areas and services that are subscription, but they do not affect your ability to post in the Classifieds for free. If you are curious you can view lists of grants, opportunities, events and other useful information through the Classifieds for free, and you can post your own shows, business ads, and workshops for for free. <br/> <br/>PLEASE DO NOT EMAIL YOUR RESUME OR NOTICE - IT WILL BE DELETED - POST YOUR RESUME YOURSELF ON GIGDIRECTORY.NET - WE DO NOT ACCEPT RESUMES OR NOTICES SENT BY EMAIL - POSTING YOUR RESUME YOURSELF IS FREE ON HTTP://WWW.GIGDIRECTORY.NET <br/> <br/>==================</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://lightingdesign.tribe.net">Lighting Design</a> - 0 replies </div>

deborahpaulino 2005-02-24T08:02:37Z zombieboi http://lightingdesign.tribe.net/thread/677b594c-26c7-497d-b749-84648c7fe10a 2005-02-19T17:41:57Z 2005-02-15T16:09:20Z

<div>I have to give an offer for a 20x10 pipe grid system tomorow and was curious if anyone here knew about how much these things cost? We are buying the grid from a theatre that is moving, so they are selling half of the grid system. I know that pipe costs about $30 per 10' retail, but not sure about the extra cost invovled in a grid system. Any help is appreciated..thanks!</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://lightingdesign.tribe.net">Lighting Design</a> - 2 replies </div>

zombieboi 2005-02-15T16:09:20Z brianthomas http://lightingdesign.tribe.net/thread/454a29d5-3828-4c0c-b819-e535b8ad69fe 2005-01-08T22:32:37Z 2005-01-08T18:54:41Z

<div>Well my poor old entry level ADJ DMX operator has just about had it and is well overdue for a replacement. <br/> <br/>What would you recomend these days for a small format board under $1000? Would it be better to jump on board with a PC based laptop/dongle system? There is the ever popular Martin LJ, any thoughts on the Elation or Hogpc products? <br/> <br/>I do a veriety of events from DJ, small bands (&amp;lt;12'x16' stages), decor, corperate, and weddings. <br/> <br/>Lights are as follows: (non dmx via dimmer &amp; relay packs) <br/> <br/>(4) Par 56 <br/>(4) Par 38 <br/>(2) Martin Mania water effects <br/>(1) Martin Ego 3 <br/>(2) ADJ Rainbow 250's (colorchangers) <br/>(2) ADJ Mighty Scans <br/>(3) Martin 518's <br/></div> <div> posted in <a href="http://lightingdesign.tribe.net">Lighting Design</a> - 2 replies </div>

brianthomas 2005-01-08T18:54:41Z ty-techslave http://lightingdesign.tribe.net/thread/8cf5d857-11ac-4eeb-8103-b57a8c0558be 2005-01-08T05:41:56Z 2004-10-20T09:26:12Z

<div>know of any user friendly programs? <br/> <br/>also, i've purchased one of those 2 million candle power spot lights. <br/> <br/>i can't get the damn thing to work longer than 10 minutes. i've charged it according to directions. i've charged it somemore. but never more than 12 hours after the first 20. wtf? is it just crap? <br/> <br/>thanks ty</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://lightingdesign.tribe.net">Lighting Design</a> - 4 replies </div>

ty-techslave 2004-10-20T09:26:12Z zombieboi http://lightingdesign.tribe.net/thread/cac692cf-ad00-461e-a5cd-a574cc4f4ba8 2005-01-04T03:53:19Z 2004-12-30T18:35:29Z

<div>I am about half way moved to portland, curious if there is anyone here that lives there? <br/> <br/>I am looking to get involved in the local theatre scene and was hoping for any sugestions as to where to start. <br/></div> <div> posted in <a href="http://lightingdesign.tribe.net">Lighting Design</a> - 3 replies </div>

zombieboi 2004-12-30T18:35:29Z benjaminjones http://lightingdesign.tribe.net/thread/8a9dcfc2-6027-430d-91c4-b1bf5366b022 2004-12-12T06:34:54Z 2004-12-12T06:34:54Z

<div>Hi <br/> I was wondering if anyone could recommend any lighting design programs aimed at concert lighting for MAC os X. Thanks <br/>Ben</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://lightingdesign.tribe.net">Lighting Design</a> - 0 replies </div>

benjaminjones 2004-12-12T06:34:54Z http://lightingdesign.tribe.net/thread/82796b3b-289a-4d5f-b9f5-4a68b0c646c7 2004-12-08T23:02:29Z 2004-11-29T22:47:22Z

<div>Hi, <br/>I'm soliciting ideas for lighting my dining room. I've uploaded the floor plan of my house so you can see the space. It's an 13' x 11' room, next to the living room. I was thinking 4 cans over the ceiling fixture in the center, but think I need more. Any ideas? <br/>Thanks, <br/>Scott</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://lightingdesign.tribe.net">Lighting Design</a> - 9 replies </div>

2004-11-29T22:47:22Z Rebecca33 http://lightingdesign.tribe.net/thread/eb77e289-434e-4889-a03e-44a0e27706c2 2004-11-22T22:39:10Z 2004-11-22T22:39:10Z

<div>I used wymg for a lighting class and it crashed my computer however on the same computer i have no problem rendering 3d max with photmetric lighting. Has anyone have this problem and know enough about wymg to tell me why? Thanks</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://lightingdesign.tribe.net">Lighting Design</a> - 0 replies </div>

Rebecca33 2004-11-22T22:39:10Z benjaminjones http://lightingdesign.tribe.net/thread/cbcbc7e8-6df7-4490-b78f-58432216a0f7 2004-11-22T00:05:12Z 2004-11-17T23:20:51Z

<div>Hi <br/> I am an enthusiatic person looking to get into Lighting Design and Production. If you know of any entry level job opening in the LA area please send them my way. Thanks <br/>Ben</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://lightingdesign.tribe.net">Lighting Design</a> - 1 reply </div>

benjaminjones 2004-11-17T23:20:51Z Chrisjen http://lightingdesign.tribe.net/thread/ba326780-87d4-4ed9-bf6f-77b49699d702 2004-11-10T07:58:45Z 2004-06-15T18:30:42Z

<div>Is any one using Midi note instead of midi show control to trigger cuelist? If so .... Are you able to trigger cue intensity with the velocity of the cannel?</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://lightingdesign.tribe.net">Lighting Design</a> - 2 replies </div>

Chrisjen 2004-06-15T18:30:42Z willowRage http://lightingdesign.tribe.net/thread/94d9f817-8604-4b96-8a0e-05bb56dfbb7b 2004-06-15T05:04:50Z 2004-06-03T18:00:37Z

<div>There are scenes to be shot in DV in which I want the color to be washed out or the overall image desaturated. I wondered if there is a way to achieve this with light. A gray filter comes to mind but that may simply decrease the luminosity and not change the saturation. <br/> <br/>Does anyone know of a way to achieve this effect with out having to do it digitally in the editing phase? </div> <div> posted in <a href="http://lightingdesign.tribe.net">Lighting Design</a> - 1 reply </div>

willowRage 2004-06-03T18:00:37Z anthony http://lightingdesign.tribe.net/thread/51dde04d-8052-4649-b05e-2838d975f7ea 2004-04-27T16:16:02Z 2004-03-28T07:37:14Z

<div>I just did a lighting design for a small theatre company in town with almost no resources or system. But I was rather pleased with the results and the reviews have been glowing, so to speak. <br/> <br/>The lights are 6 fresnels, 4 halogen work lights (for cyc colors) a clip light and another little fixture they had hanging around that took standard household base floodlamps. The dimming was a 6 channel single scene board and two 600 watt household dimmers in 2 gang boxes. The stage is approximately 36 x 20 deep. <br/> <br/>All in all, though it would have been nice to have more I'm pleased with the outcome. The word that comes to mind is delicate, which is quite a shock considering that most of the fresnels are open full <br/> <br/>So... The question to you is. What is the least number of lights you have used in a design and still been pleased (or even OK) with the results?</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://lightingdesign.tribe.net">Lighting Design</a> - 2 replies </div>

anthony 2004-03-28T07:37:14Z jbrinke http://lightingdesign.tribe.net/thread/06250d45-b605-4b95-b2b3-2c03e7c3c099 2004-04-10T00:10:41Z 2004-03-18T00:28:47Z

<div>about to jump into an opera involving 6 VL1000TS's - any pitfalls i should watch for so that we don't stop dead in tech? <br/>~j</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://lightingdesign.tribe.net">Lighting Design</a> - 4 replies </div>

jbrinke 2004-03-18T00:28:47Z >>J*A*5*|*N&lt;&lt; http://lightingdesign.tribe.net/thread/ca06543f-ab41-4e4c-9f15-cb145f550f4a 2004-02-21T07:30:32Z 2003-10-20T08:02:35Z

<div>Hello... all four of you. <br/>First thing. It is very good to see this sort of forum on here! Yet again, one more reason to forget about friendster. <br/>My name is Jasin Fell. I am an extremely frustrated RAWK performer who currently resides in the so-cal climes. I like it here, strangely enough, but it looks as though I may have to crawl back up to my native Portland due to certain financial factors piling up against me. <br/>Allow me to cut to the relevant part: I have some fairly extensive experience with lighting, in design, operation and a little in film. When I was 19 I had eight bands on my roster until grunge hit and effectively killed my entire business. Everyone was suddenlt too cool for strobe lights and none wanted to hear of my creative solutions regarding this new fashion, or lack thereof. Anyhow, I quit and surrendered to the stage performance side of things. I formed several bands and I like that alot. But I never let lighting go. I miss the smell of hot par cans and melting gels. Antiquated terms I realize but you get the idea. I was active up until the High End/Lightwave revolution. I have always, and probably always will, consider lighting in my top two favorite mediums to work with. Writing/Lighting.. it's hard to say. <br/>Anyhow, my dillemma is this: I have been stuck in Orange County, CA in a couple stale corporate jobs and now I'm looking to things like no-money retail jobs just to work with "real" people in a non paper-chase environment for a change. In the movies they always tell you to "follow your dreams", yet it seems like this is a vision reserved for the privileged. I just want to know, before I move 1000 miles away from this apparent mecca of film, music and it's attached industries, if anyone here has any advice, or contacts, systems, or institutions in mind for me to get ahold of to make some very good use of my very real and earnest talents in this field. I have done some crawling on craigslist.org, but I rarely, if ever see any true industry listings on there. <br/>Anyhow, sorry to rant, thank you for reading. <br/>Any discourse on the matter I am sure, would be helpful. <br/>Thanks, <br/>Jasin <br/> <br/>PS. I have some downright revolutionary ideas following the now permanent national ban on pyro, if I may say so myself. <br/>Not to mention some applications of dataflash, and various intelligent lighting that I still have yet to see. <br/>Let's chat.</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://lightingdesign.tribe.net">Lighting Design</a> - 6 replies </div>

>>J*A*5*|*N&lt;&lt; 2003-10-20T08:02:35Z Ryan http://lightingdesign.tribe.net/thread/5686d209-ae7d-472b-8224-78ba35522d40 2004-01-25T12:04:59Z 2004-01-25T12:04:59Z

<div>I've had some crazy ideas involving LEDs over the years... but this one in particular warrants further investigation. <br/> <br/>Has anyone seen, or can think of, a cost-effective way to trigger a single LED to fire wirelessly? I have some ideas i would love to actualize that are somewhat dependent on this being possible. The cheaper the better, and preferably a method that allows for independant control of 100-5,000 of them. :) <br/> <br/>I've considered tiny controller boards that obtain IP addresses on an 802.11 network, then control them using broadcast packets, but think that is probably alot more complicated than it needs to be. My second instinct was some way to use a small band of the radio spectrum at low power. Maybe there is circuitry out there that would respond to a single frequency?? <br/> <br/>Any help appreciated.</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://lightingdesign.tribe.net">Lighting Design</a> - 0 replies </div>

Ryan 2004-01-25T12:04:59Z anthony http://lightingdesign.tribe.net/thread/1a49f2cc-73da-4da0-a3c7-fca5e3c33704 2003-12-18T01:22:51Z 2003-12-17T16:02:01Z

<div>OK.. does anyone have any experience with using a dry ice Chiller Fogger in cool weather, outside. <br/> <br/>I have a show on Friday and the temps are likely to be in the 40s and just wondering if I'm going to get that cool ground hugging fog I am looking for or it, because there might not be that great a difference between the fog and the outside air I am just going to get a smoky mess... <br/> <br/>[sarcasm/] Yeah... outdoor shows on a shoestring budget [/sarcasm] <br/></div> <div> posted in <a href="http://lightingdesign.tribe.net">Lighting Design</a> - 2 replies </div>

anthony 2003-12-17T16:02:01Z Me http://lightingdesign.tribe.net/thread/91fc5f66-29d0-42da-ab3d-065cfdb55849 2003-11-22T04:45:40Z 2003-11-22T04:45:40Z

<div>hi... i'm a stage manager in philadelphia and i'm looking to learn more about lighting. if anyone in the general area (including nyc) needs an extra pair of hands on a job and wouldn't mind teaching along the way, please drop me a line. <br/>thanks.</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://lightingdesign.tribe.net">Lighting Design</a> - 0 replies </div>

Me 2003-11-22T04:45:40Z