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Tag Archives: color choice
Finding Color Inspiration With The Rosco Color Of The Week
Lighting Designer Robinson Wilson allows the Rosco Color of the Week posts he sees on our Facebook page to inspire him to try new colors and color combinations in his work.
How To Create A 50’s Themed Photo Shoot Using Colour
Photographer, Nathan Stampfli, describes the lighting setups in his recent 50’s-themed photo shoots, including the exact colours he chose from Rosco’s Color Effects Filter Kit.
Top Rosco Spectrum Blogs of 2017
A collection of the blog posts that resonated most in 2017 for each of our core markets.
Establish Sunrise & Sunset Onstage
With These Unbelievably Gorgeous Color Palettes
Lighting Designer Jimmy Lawlor shares the vibrant sunrise and sunset color palettes he used in his design for a production of “Picnic” at James Madison University.
Lighting Through The Glass Ceiling
Reflections on Tharon Musser
Rosco’s Margie Heymann shares her memories about legendary lighting designer Tharon Musser and the impact she had on stage lighting and on Rosco.
Five Lighting Techniques For Dance Performance
Acclaimed lighting designer Susan Hamburger describes five different color-techniques she employs to enhance her designs for dance productions.
A Photographic Guide To Our Colour Filters
This translation of Sergio Fabara’s “Kinofabara” blog is not only an excellent visual guide of our e-colour+ filters for photographers and filmmakers, but it also provides valuable information about how to choose the color filter you need.
Chromotopia: Bridging The Past & Present
Artist Victoria Coeln defines her Chromotopia light art installations and reveals how she creates them with a behind the scenese look at her most recent project inside The Cathedral of St. Mary in Burgos, Spain.
Rosco Gels Turn The Mythical Into Magical!
Lighting designer Zach Burgess describes how he was able to use Roscolux color filters to bring the magical world of Narnia to life for a production of “The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe.”