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The brightness level of a lighting fixture.

Assigning a specific starting DMX address to a lighting device so that it can be controlled independently.

Custom presets or settings that define the default positions, colors, gobos, and behaviors of automated fixtures.

A lens that splits light into multiple beams to create visual effects.

A filter that softens the edge of the beam, creating a more diffused light.

An electronic device that controls the intensity of a light source.

A protocol that allows for intercommunication between audio, lighting, and show control equipment.

A visual representation used by lighting designers and operators that displays the layout of lighting cues, often in a simplified form.

A thin colored filter placed in front of a lighting instrument to color the light output.

An adjustable aperture used to change the diameter of a light beam.

A lighting cue that turns all stage lights off, used to indicate a transition or dramatic effect.

A sequence of cues arranged in order to be executed during a performance.

An Ethernet-based protocol used to transmit DMX512 lighting control data over a network.

A diagram that shows the placement of lighting fixtures in relation to the stage.

A physical or digital template placed in a light's pathway to project a pattern or shape.

Combining different colored lights to create a wide spectrum of colors, often using RGB, CMY, or additive mixing.

A rapid intermittent flashing effect produced by a lighting fixture.

An atmospheric effect created by a haze machine that enhances visibility of light beams and adds dimension to lighting effects.

A type of automated lighting fixture which has one or more axes of rotation, thus able to move in various directions.

A protocol that allows bidirectional communication over a DMX512 line, enabling configuration, monitoring, and management of lighting devices.

A pre-programmed lighting state or change that can be executed at a specific time during a show.

The duration it takes for a lighting cue to transition from one state to another.

A sequence of cues or lighting changes that follow in succession, often to the beat of music.

The angle at which light is emitted from a fixture, determining how wide or narrow the beam of light is.

A measure of the intensity of light perceived by the human eye emitted or reflected from a surface.

An accessory that attaches to the front of a lighting fixture to control the shape and direction of the light beam.

A digital communication network commonly used to control stage lighting and effects.

Adjusting the clarity or sharpness of a light fixture's output, particularly its projected image or gobo.

Alters the beam angle of a light fixture, thus changing the size of the light spot.