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.
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Bowlero Captures The Nostalgia Of Neon With RoscoSleeves
Designers transformed fluorescent bulbs into faux neon lights using RoscoSleeves to provide an edgy-yet-nostalgic glow inside Bowlero bowling centers.
The Magic Of Rosco Gels (And Why Photographers Should Watch As Much TV As Possible)
Photographer, Sandy Dee, describes how she used Rosco color filters to create background colors in a portrait photo shoot inspired by the television show “Riverdale.”
Friday Night Strobes
How To Capture Creative Team Photos
Photographer, Tim Engle, combined fog and contrasting, complementary colors to create drama, tension, and excitement during a high school football photo shoot.
Turning Necessity Into Artistry
“Cabaret” Pre-Show Lighting With Fluorescent Bulbs
Needing to stage a production of “Cabaret” inside a rehearsal space, Lighting Designer, Marcella Barbeau, used the unique, existing fluorescents in the space to add color into her pre-show lighting.
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.”
How To Compose Smokin’ Photos With Smoke and Color
Photographer Rick Friedman. shares some excellent photography lighting tips for creating dramatic portraits using the Rosco gels inside his Location Lighting Filter Kit and a Mini-V Fog Machine.
Dispelling The Rumors Around Our Spellbinding Image
Photographer Tom Museeuw shares behind-the-scenes details about how he captured the entrancing photo on the cover of our Rosco Cinegel Sampler Kit.
Share Your Work – Get A Rosco Mug!
Share Your Work – Get A Mug!
Lighting designers and scenic painters – find out how simple it is to send us photos of your work and get rewarded with a one-of-a-kind Rosco coffee mug!
Telling The Story By Changing The Colors On The Cyc
Lighting designer Alessandro Carletti used color to express the psychological mood of the characters in Teatro San Carlo’s production of “The Abduction from the Serraglio.” See his colour palette and learn why he chose the colours that he did.