Essential Light Design Studio used Rosco Image Spot LED Projectors and customized Rosco Gobos to highlight three iconic roof-top water tanks in the West End Dallas skyline.
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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.
The Birth Of A Gobo: How Tony Tucci’s Hand-Cut Patterns Made It Into Rosco’s Gobo Library
Back in the ’70’s & 80’s, Lighting Designer, Tony Tucci, had to hand-cut his own gobos. This is the story of how some of those designs are now a part of Rosco’s extensive library of gobo patterns.
Shining An Image Spot® On The Hospitality Industry
Two hospitality venues share how they project their branded messages using the Rosco Image Spot gobo projector.
Donald Holder Reveals
The Collaborative World Of Anastasia
Acclaimed Broadway Lighting Designer Donald Holder shares his collaborative experience bringing “Anastasia” to life on Broadway.
Sunday In The Park With Jane
Lighting Designer Jane Cox shares her thoughts on “Color and Light,” as well as a few of her lighting techniques after working on “Sunday in the Park with George” at the Guthrie Theater.
Five Darc Award Nominated Projects Featuring Rosco
Designers utilized Rosco products in five projects that were nominated for the 2017 darc awards!
Projected Motifs Bring Ancient Islamic Empires To Life
The Museum of Islamic Art in Doha, Qatar used Rosco Image Spot LED Gobo Projectors to project motifs inspired by ancient Islamic dynasties inside a recent exhibit.
Rosco Image Spot® Adds Brilliant Imaging
To An Outdoor Light Festival
Lighting designer Heinz Kasper put our Image Spot LED Gobo Projectors to work – projecting gobos outside, in the wet & cold, during a 3-month-long light festival in Schärding, Austria.
How To Bring Your Story To Life –
With The Bare Necessities
Lighting designer Jordan Green created engaging lighting effects for the musical “Dzsungel Könyve” (The Jungle Book) using gels, gobos and a little fog.