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A hardware accessory used to secure lighting fixtures to the truss or support structures.

Lighting instrument with a soft-edged beam, used in television, film, and stage lighting to create a natural look.

A device that produces a fine mist, creating a subtle, translucent layer of haze used to enhance lighting beams.

A widely used lighting fixture that produces a substantial amount of light; ideal for creating washes of color.

A transparent colored filter used to color light in the entertainment industry.

A light that emits ultraviolet radiation, used to create a glowing effect on fluorescent materials.

Adjustable attachments for a spotlight that control the spread of the light beam.

The metal framework that provides mounting positions for lighting and other equipment.

A spotlight with an incredibly powerful beam, often used to create special focal effects or to simulate sunlight.

Lighting fixtures placed in front of the stage, often at a distance, used for front key lighting and special effects.

A frame that holds color gels, placed in front of lighting fixtures to color the light output.

An electronic device used to control the brightness of a lighting fixture.

A vertical pole or stand where lighting fixtures are mounted, typically used on the sides of stages.

A piece of fabric used to diffuse lighting on stage, often creating a soft or ethereal look.

A sophisticated type of lighting console that provides fine control over intelligent lighting fixtures.

An accessory for lighting fixtures that reduces glare by limiting the angle of the light coming out of the fixture.

Advanced lighting fixtures that have automated or mechanical abilities beyond simple lighting functions.

A device that emits a dense vapor that resembles smoke, used to enhance lighting effects and create ambiance.

A light fixture specifically designed to evenly light up a cyc or cyclorama, the backdrop of a stage.

A directional beam of light that illuminates a specific area, often associated with theatrical lighting.

Light producing a diffuse, soft-edged beam that reduces shadows, commonly used for a more natural lighting effect.

Lighting that comes from behind the subject to separate it from the background.

Automated light that can pan, tilt, change colors, and patterns; used for dynamic effects.

Lights using light-emitting diodes, known for their energy efficiency, low heat output, and ability to change colors.

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

A high-intensity spotlight operated by a technician to follow a performer around the stage.

An electronic device used to control the lighting in an entertainment setting by communicating with fixtures via DMX.

A detailed diagram that represents the layout of all the lighting fixtures and their positions for a stage production.

A device used to produce regular flashes of light for high-energy effects or to simulate slow motion.

A tight beam of light that is used to illuminate specific parts of a stage or objects like centerpieces on tables.

A versatile type of spotlight with a strong, well-defined beam, often used for key lighting and to project patterns (gobos).

A stencil or template placed inside or in front of a light source to control the shape of the emitted light.

A technique where lights are placed on the ground and pointed upwards to illuminate an object or wall.

The main light that illuminates the subject in a lighting design, often used in conjunction with fill and back lights.