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Strip Light, indicates a linear fixture used for washing large areas with light

House Lights, indicates lighting typically used for audience areas

Section Cut, represents a vertical slice through the theater space, showing heights

Front Of House, lighting positions located in the audience or near the auditorium

Wide Flood Lens, represents a lens that spreads light over a wide area

Aircraft Landing Light, used to represent very bright, tight beam lights

Specials, indicates a spot with a specific purpose that doesn’t fit into regular lighting categories

Boom, a vertical lighting position

Followspot, a spotlight used to follow a performer

Ultraviolet Light, indicates a light source that emits UV light

PAR Can, represents a Parabolic Aluminized Reflector light

LED Fixture, represents a luminaire that uses Light Emitting Diodes

Color-Corrected Temperature, used to indicate lights with a specific color temperature

Elevation, a view or drawing that depicts the vertical placement of lighting instruments

Flat, a framework covered with canvas or other materials to create walls or scenery

Ellipse Spotlight, used to indicate an ellipsoidal reflector spotlight

Stage Right, denotes the right side of the stage from the actor's perspective

At practical, indicates a light built into the set such as a lamp or chandelier

DMX Address, the numerical address for a DMX-capable lighting unit

Dimmer and/or its numbered circuit

Tree, a type of side lighting position on a pole or tower

Gobo, symbolizes a pattern or template placed in front of a light to create a shape or pattern

Vomitory, an entrance to the stage from the audience or under the seating

Cyclorama Light, used to indicate a luminaire designed to light a cyclorama or backdrop

Floor Pocket, a lighting position that is recessed into the stage floor

Narrow Spot Lens, indicates a lens that creates a tightly focused beam of light

Moving Head or Intelligent luminaire, indicates a multi-function, remote-controlled light

Scoop Light, symbolizes a scoop-shaped fixture used for floodlighting

Dimmer Pack, represents the location and number of dimmer racks or packs

Stage Left, denotes the left side of the stage from the actor's perspective

Upstage, indicates the area of the stage farthest from the audience

Medium Flood Lens, used for Fresnels or PARs to indicate a medium spread lens

Lighting Position, usually refers to a designated 'electric' or batten

Door, indicates a stage door or escape in the set design

Fresnel Spotlight, indicating a luminaire with a Fresnel lens

Channel Number, denotes the control channel the light is associated with

Rear House Curtain, the curtain at the back of the stage, also called the backdrop or cyclorama

Channel Hookup, indicates which lights are assigned to which control channels

Downstage, indicates the area of the stage closest to the audience

Center Stage, denotes the central area of the stage

Iris, indicates the adjustable aperture of an ellipsoidal light

Wash Light, represents fixtures used for a general wash of light