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Lighting placed behind a subject to create depth and separate them from the background, enhancing the three-dimensional look.

A robust, simple fixture that contains a PAR lamp, producing a highly concentrated beam with little spill.

A horizontal lighting fixture placed on the floor, typically used for lighting cycloramas or backdrops.

A device used to control the outputs to lighting instruments in a performance, capable of sophisticated cues and adjustments.

A large curtain or wall, often curved, positioned at the back of the stage used to create a background and lit to create various effects.

A digital communication network used for controlling stage lighting and effects, allowing multiple channels to be controlled.

Lighting coming from the side of the stage, used to sculpt the actors and enhance their form.

A lighting fixture with a stepped, concentric lens that produces a soft-edged beam. Commonly used for back and top lighting.

A device that produces a fine mist in the air to enhance the visibility of light beams and create atmosphere.

A stencil placed in front of a light source to shape the emitted light or project a pattern.

A predetermined change in the lighting at a specific time during a show, often marked in scripts for precision.

An electronic device that controls the intensity of a lighting fixture by varying the voltage supplied to it.

The control on a lighting console used to execute the next lighting cue, progressing through the programmed show sequence.

A type of spotlight with an ellipsoidal reflector, used to project sharp focused light. Often employed for highlighting and gobo projections.

Advanced lighting fixtures that can be remotely controlled, often capable of moving and changing colors or gobos.

A lighting cue where all stage lights are turned off to create a complete absence of light on stage.

A simple lighting instrument with a half-sphere shaped reflector, used for creating broad washes of light.

The primary source of light in a lighting design, typically positioned to highlight the form and dimension of the subject.

A high-intensity spotlight with a focused beam, operated by a person to follow a performer around the stage.

A high-intensity light that produces bright, short flashes, often used for special effects or to simulate lightning.

Supplementary lighting used to reduce shadow contrast created by the key light, ensuring more uniform illumination.

The hue of a light source, measured in Kelvin, indicating the warmth or coolness of the light.

Adjustable flaps attached to the front of a light fixture, used to shape and direct the light beam.

Adjusting the clarity and sharpness of the light beam from a fixture, aiming it to the desired area on stage.