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Howard "Herns" Ungerleider
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48 Philips Vari-Lite VL3000 Spots
24 used in the "Spider Webs" utilizing RSC (Royal Shakespere Company) light-locks
16 used in the "Spider"
8 used in the back row of lights
Overall lighting plan with user numbering
Stage Left and Stage Right Torm and Rear Lighting
Floor plan
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Stage Right - Side lighting unit with Lycian M2 Spot with Martin MAC 2000 Washes
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Stage Right Top of the TROM with 2 Lycian M2 Spots, 4 Altman 6' Mr-16 Striplights and 4 Philips Kinetics Color Blazes
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Stage Left - Closeup of the circle of 12 Elation Impression LED Fixtures...
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Closeup Elation Impression Fixture...
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Testing the circle of 12 Elation Impression LED Fixtures - Amazing How Bright these LED lights can be...
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Rigging for the Lighting Structures... the riggers start early in the morning
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Lighting Fixtures Power Distribution...
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Lighting Fixtures Power Distribution...
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Lighting Fixtures Power Boards...
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One of the cables is not plugged in... Good Luck...
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Vari-Lite VL3000 Spot lites in travelling cases...
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Close up of one of the Vari-Lite VL3000 Spot Lites... 245 was used in one of the spider webs... 6.177 is the DMX address...
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Close up of the rear lighting...
The top row contains 16 Martin Atomic 3000 Strobe lites (Melanie's favourite lites)...
Just below the strobes we have two rows of Altman 6' MR-16 Striplights...
Next we have 6 Philips Color Kinetics Color Blaze 72s... 2 Philips Color Kinetics Color Blaze 48s... and 6 Philip Color Kinetics Color Blaze 72s...
The next row contains 15 Coemar Infinity Wash ACLs...
and the last row contains alternating Vari-Lite VL3000 Spots and Martin MAC 2000 Wash fixtures..
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Stage Left TROM... First stage assembled with Lycian Spots... Altman 6' MR-16 Striplights...
Philips Color Kinetics Color Blaze 72s... SHOWGUN and Martin Atomic Strobes...
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Stage Left TROM... Close up of one of the SHOWGUN fixtures and Atomic Strobes...
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Stage Right TROM... Completely assembled and raised into position...
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Cleveland did not have a rolling stage... as you can see the spider takes up the entire stage...
all stage items had to wait until the spider was lifted off of the stage...
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Getting closer... back lighting rigs hooked up starting to rise up...
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Making sure all the cables are plugged in... Close up of the Philips Color Kinetics Color Blaze 48 fixtures on the spider`s arm...
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Spider just off the stage... Checking all of the lights before lifting it higher...
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Specially hinged trusses carrying all of the cables for the spider...
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Almost done... Back light rigging and video screen almost in place, stage left trom being assembled and spider on it`s way up to full height position...
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Spider Strecthed out...
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Under the spider...
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Here you can see the full front spider arm...
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Normally setup would be done... but for the Cleveland DVD there were a huge amount of extra lights used to highlight the audience...
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Some of the old-style par lights used to light up the audience...
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