Stage lighting dates back to ancient Greece, where theatres were built facing east to west so that afternoon performances could be held when the actors were directly illuminated by sunlight.
For centuries, most performance venues were outdoors, and artificial lighting took a long time to find its place in the performing arts.
Currently, stage lighting is a specific discipline in the area of lighting that literally takes on a leading role in all shows, both indoors and outdoors.
Stage lighting has multiple purposes. Whether it’s at a children’s show, a play, an opera, a rock concert or in a studio, by controlling four main variables – intensity, colour, direction and positioning – environments are built, moods are created, a story comes to life, and, above all, the conditions are generated for the performer to be the centre of attraction.
The quality, reliability and robustness of our equipment is internationally recognized. It has been installed in auditoriums, theatres and television studios in approximately twenty countries, and used in major music festivals worldwide, like the Festival of Sanremo.
The primary role of lighting in a stage context is to lead the viewer’s attention to a particular event or area, inducing “disinterest” in other areas of the stage. The essence of this dynamic lies in controlling the luminous flux of the different light sources, so as to manage the way they “appear and disappear” on stage.
Light intensity is therefore the main variable in the process of mobilizing the viewer’s attention. And the purpose of dimmers is to control a stage lighting system.
The quality, reliability and robustness of our equipment is internationally recognized. It has been installed in auditoriums, theatres and television studios in approximately twenty countries, and used in major music festivals worldwide, like the Festival of Sanremo.
ARQUILED designs and manufactures its range of professional dimmers in the following categories:
Check all our dimmers here.
The quality, reliability and robustness of our equipment is internationally recognized. It has been installed in auditoriums, theatres and television studios in approximately twenty countries, and used in major music festivals worldwide, like the Festival of Sanremo.
Currently, stage lighting is a specific discipline in the area of lighting that literally takes on a leading role in all shows, both indoors and outdoors.
Stage lighting has multiple purposes. Whether it’s at a children’s show, a play, an opera, a rock concert or in a studio, by controlling four main variables – intensity, colour, direction and positioning – environments are built, moods are created, a story comes to life, and, above all, the conditions are generated for the performer to be the centre of attraction.
The quality, reliability and robustness of our equipment is internationally recognized. It has been installed in auditoriums, theatres and television studios in approximately twenty countries, and used in major music festivals worldwide, like the Festival of Sanremo.
The primary role of lighting in a stage context is to lead the viewer’s attention to a particular event or area, inducing “disinterest” in other areas of the stage. The essence of this dynamic lies in controlling the luminous flux of the different light sources, so as to manage the way they “appear and disappear” on stage.
Light intensity is therefore the main variable in the process of mobilizing the viewer’s attention. And the purpose of dimmers is to control a stage lighting system.
The quality, reliability and robustness of our equipment is internationally recognized. It has been installed in auditoriums, theatres and television studios in approximately twenty countries, and used in major music festivals worldwide, like the Festival of Sanremo.
ARQUILED designs and manufactures its range of professional dimmers in the following categories:
Check all our dimmers here.
The quality, reliability and robustness of our equipment is internationally recognized. It has been installed in auditoriums, theatres and television studios in approximately twenty countries, and used in major music festivals worldwide, like the Festival of Sanremo.
