A tribute to Eric Tishman who has retired after 31 years of consistent success at Rosco.
Tag Archives: Rosco Fog Fluid
Theatrical Effects Enrich The Experience Inside The Museum Of The Bible
Design teams at C&G Partners and BRC Imagination Arts used theatrical techniques and Rosco products to bring exhibits inside the Museum of the Bible to life.
Showcasing Ford Innovations
With Intelligent Fog & Haze Effects
Rosco’s Intelligent Fog System creates fog & haze inside The Henry Ford Museum’s Manufacturing Innovation Theater to accentuate the venue’s laser effects and add theatrical energy to the entrance/exit of the show’s star – the Ford F-150.
Need Haze Outdoors? Make Fog – A LOT of Fog!
The crew for Pierce the Veil’s “Made To Destroy” Tour needed a solution for making haze at their outdoor venues. Rosco Fog Fluid + the Vapour Plus Fog Machine did the trick!
How Rosco Fog Turns The Berry Into Scary At Knott’s
Every Halloween, Knott’s Berry Farm in Southern California turns into Knott’s Scary Farm. A major component to that transformation is LOTS of Rosco Fog!
It’s Our 5th Blogoversary
We’re Celebrating With Five Days of Prizes For You!
We want to say thank you to all of our loyal Spectrum readers! To celebrate five wonderful years of blog posts filled with color, Rosco-history, the power of light and life behind-the-scenes – we are having a contest that features some of our posts throughout the years and rewards you, our gracious readers, for tuning-in…
A Gold Mine of Innovation
Rosco Fog Inside the Calico Mine Ride
Knott’s has integrated new effects into the ride – including Rosco’s Intelligent Fog System to create the plumes of smoke and dust experienced during the cave in at the end of the ride.
Take Your Stage Into the Woods
Disney’s recent adaptation of Stephen Sondheim’s Into the Woods for the big screen not only performed well at the box office, it’s also poised to capture three Oscars this weekend – including nominations for Dennis Gassner, Production Designer and Anna Pinnock, Set Decorator in the category of Best Production Design of a Feature-Length Film. Being…
Let Your Camera See The Light
Smoke, fog, mist, haze – no matter what you call it, using this technique adds a distinctive look to your images. Light is invisible – you, and your camera, can only see it once it reflects off of something like a person, tree, wall, etc. Whether you’re shooting stills or video, sometimes you want to…
Creating a Smoke Screen for a New Look
Fog, smoke, mist and haze effects have been incorporated into productions of all types and sizes to evoke an emotional response from the viewer. In some cases, the fog is actually a central character to the action. For example, the 2005 remake of “The Fog” made its smoky mist an antagonist that the other characters…