Acclaimed Broadway Lighting Designer Donald Holder shares his collaborative experience bringing “Anastasia” to life on Broadway.
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Donald Holder Reveals
Spectrum Wavelengths: Green – Somewhere in the Middle of the Rainbow
Whether it’s used to create the verdant fields and forests of Oz or the Emerald City itself, the color green can be used to evoke emotion and create a time & place on stage. We’ll showcase this hue by focusing on three shows set in the land of Oz – The Wizard of Oz, The…
The Thrill of Victory and the Agony of Defeat
The past couple of Spectrum posts we’ve published have had a competitive edge to them – one recent post tied gel colours to European football and our last post offered up a prize to readers that found answers hidden in our new Color Resource Gallery. Since today’s society doesn’t allow for losers anymore – this…
Ready Player R81 – Hunting Through Rosco’s New Color Resource Gallery
Have you had a chance to explore Rosco’s new Color Resource Gallery yet? It’s a great research tool for lighting designers to see how Rosco color filters render on stage by showing pictures that other designers have submitted to us. The gallery is organized into five different categories, which will allow you to search by…
The First 100 Years: What is the ROS of Rosco? and Laboratories?
In case you haven’t heard – Rosco turns 100 years old this year. We pushed asked Stan Miller – who’s run the company for 52 of those 100 years – for a collection of memories on how the business began, what the industry was like in the ‘early days’ and how the company, the industry…