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Cyc lights are designed to evenly wash a cyclorama or backdrop with light from top to bottom.

ERS lighting fixtures produce a sharp, controllable beam of light, often used for spotlighting and pattern projection.

A snoot is a tube-like accessory that narrows the beam of light, creating a spotlight effect.

A color scroller is a device that can change color gels automatically, allowing various colors to be projected without manual intervention.

A scrim is a piece of fabric that diffuses light, reducing its intensity without affecting color temperature.

An iris is an adjustable diaphragm that controls the size of the light beam in a spotlight.

A C-clamp is used to securely attach lighting fixtures to a pipe or grid in the theater.

Diffusion filters soften the light, reducing shadows and harshness, and create an even beam.

A gel frame holds the gel in place in front of the light fixture and allows for easy changes of gels.

A fresnel lens is a type of lens used in lighting fixtures to spread light evenly with a softened edge.

A beauty dish is a shallow, reflective disc used to create a focused pool of soft light, ideal for portrait photography and close-ups.

A top hat, or snoot, is used to reduce glare and spill light by extending the length of the light fixture.

A softbox is used with a light to create a soft and even light source, often used in photography and film.

Light stands support lighting fixtures and allow for height and position adjustment.

Gobos are stencils placed in front of a light to project patterns, images, or shapes.

A followspot is a lighting instrument designed to follow performers around the stage with a strong, focused beam.

Gels are colored filters placed in front of a light source to change the color of the emitted light.

A light grid is a framework of evenly spaced lights, used to provide consistent illumination across a large area.

Barn doors are used to shape and direct the light by blocking it in certain directions.