Production Designer Catherine Martin uses Rosco Slit Drape to set the scene of elegance, opulence and over-indulgence in a 2013 remake of The Great Gatsby.
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Making Buildings Glow — Stylish, Not Garish
Designers are specifying Rosco Custom LitePads to create subtle and attractive facade lighting as a way to make buildings stand out in an urban environment.
Illuminating the Inspirational Details in Stained Glass Artistry
Rosco’s Architectural team used custom LitePads to solve issues for stained glass restorers by not only illuminating some of these gorgeous pieces of art, but also highlighting details in the glass that have previously gone unnoticed.
Museum’s Enhance Their Exhibits and Immerse Their Visitors in the Unique Lighting Effects of Rosco’s X24
Creative designers have found ways of using the X24 to create unique lighting effects in museum exhibits all over the globe.
Plastic Gobos – The NEW Product That Rosco’s Been Making For Over A Decade
The buzz around the new cool running LED profiles such as ETC’s Source 4 LED and Osram’s Kreios fixtures is palpable and I anticipate that the interest level in this technology will only increase as more and more fixtures get installed in venues around the world. In light of this new technology, this post will…
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…
A New Rosco Website Includes A New Resource For Lighting Designers
by Stan Schwartz, Executive Vice President On May 21st Rosco launched its upgraded website. The website contains scores of pages about the company’s multiple product lines. It has been upgraded to make it easier and faster for visitors to navigate within the product pages and among the product lines. You’ll also find it easier to…
Creating Three-Dimensional Foliage Scenery = The Most Fun You’ll Ever Have
Peter Miller, Theatre Design Department Faculty at Rutgers University’s Mason Gross School of the Arts, had an inspired revelation at USITT in 2011. He noticed that many of the set designs that required foliage included uninspired, one-dimensional tree-scape drops. So, Peter determined to create a three-dimensional scenic treatment that would envelop the audience into the…
If a Picture is Worth a Thousand Words, then Video is Worth a Million
We recognize that the best way for you to evaluate lighting and special effects is live, in person and in your own space – and we have an entire fleet of Rosco sales people and dealers who would love to show you the effects our products can create. But, the second best way for us…
Halloween Blacklight
Ultraviolet light – aka blacklight – is a useful way to enhance your Halloween decor. This post explains why blacklight works and how to create it.
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