Lighting Designer and Rosco Ambassador Trey Brazeal used Rosco Pica Cubes as the footlights for a production of Little Shop of Horrors.
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A Fusion Of Ancient Tradition And Lighting Technology At Nagoya Castle
Designers projected ancient family crests onto the walls of Nagoya Castle for a festival that celebrated Japan’s fusion of tradition & technology.
Window Projections Reveal The Hidden City
The artists at Knomad Colab used Rosco Image Spot Minis to create window projections for a series of pop-up light art activations around Philadelphia.
Re-creating Passageways Of The Past With Gobo Projections
Rosco Image Spot Gobo Projectors create gobo projections that re-create historical details on the side of Le Musée des Augustins in Toulouse, France.
Miro Cube® 4CA – A Flexible Footlight Solution
Designer Josh Epstein shares why the realistic tungsten & evocative colors produced by Rosco’s Miro Cube 4CA makes it an excellent LED footlight solution.
An Outside The Box Idea For An Inside The Box Pandemic Stage Design
Acrylic barriers & backlit lightboxes were instrumental in the pandemic stage design for a streamed opera production at The Royal Conservatory of Music.
Night Of A Million Lights – A Holiday Light Display That Helps Future Wishes Come True
Give Kids The World Village used several different Rosco solutions to enhance areas of their Night Of A Million Lights holiday light display & fundraiser.
Upgrade The Lighting In Your Event Space With RoscoLED® Tape
Lighting Designer Kenrick Fisher specified RoscoLED Tape in his event space lighting design to upgrade the illumination inside Bellevue Club’s Olympic Room.
BIPOC Artists Illuminate Their Truth With Projected Art & Poetry
A light and sound installation used projected art and poetry to communicate the impact that police violence continues to have on the BIPOC community.
Storaro Colors Heighten The Passion In The Wild Party
Lighting Designer Christina Watanabe describes how she created passion on stage for a production of “The Wild Party” by using Rosco’s vivid Storaro colors.