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Top lighting illuminates dancers from above, contributing to the overall visibility and can be used to create flatness or enhance three-dimensionality.

A gobo is used to project patterns or textures onto the stage, creating depth and enhancing the visual storytelling of the dance performance.

Backlighting creates depth on stage, separates performers from the background, and can create a striking silhouette effect.

A follow spot draws the audience's attention to a soloist or featured dancer, ensuring visibility as they move across the stage.

Color temperature affects the mood and tone of the dance piece, with warmer colors evoking passion and cooler colors conveying calmness or sadness.

Dimming control allows for smooth transitions between scenes and can be used to focus attention or create the illusion of time passing.

LED lighting is energy-efficient and allows for a wide range of color choices and effects, facilitating quick changes in the mood and setting.

Cyclorama lighting lights up the background cyclorama screen, creating an immersive background that can shift in color and intensity.

Side lighting is crucial for revealing the shape and form of dancers' bodies, enhancing the perception of movement and muscle definition.