Zhengda Guanglian | What should be noted if you want layered effects for stage lighting?

Zhengdaguanglian specializes in stage lighting solutions, helping you create a multi-layered and dynamic lighting experience.

After installing a considerable number of stage lights, there are many fixtures, but the scene appears flat and lacks a sense of depth, with no three-dimensional effect. Creating layered lighting effects lies not in piling up lights, but in scientific lighting design.

1. Three-tiered lighting setup to distinguish primary and secondary elements.

The frontal light illuminates the main subject; Backlighting outlines the contours, separating the subject from the background; Beams of light and patterned lights serve as effect lights to enhance the ambiance. Do not set all three types of light brightness to maximum, to avoid the lights blending into a mass of light.

2. Restrained color palette, avoiding clutter.

Control 1-2 dominant colors, with a small amount of accent colors as secondary tones. The lighting on the subject is clean and soft, while the background employs bold colors to complement it, using color contrast to create depth.

3. Zoned lighting to create depth.

The stage is divided into foreground, midground, and background, with clear distinctions in light and shadow. Uniform brightness throughout the space; even the most expensive lighting fixtures cannot produce depth or variation.

4. The lighting follows the rhythm.

Use colored lighting to set the tone for the soothing sections; At the climax, restart the light beams and stroboscopic effects. Combine motion and stillness; avoid continuous flashing throughout the entire duration.

5. Reasonable matching of lighting fixtures.

Beam lights create aerial lines, LED wash lights provide large-area coloration, and pattern lights enrich background details. A single type of light makes it difficult to achieve rich layers.

Key points: primary and secondary, light and dark, front and back.

Zhengdaguanglian specializes in stage lighting solutions, creating multi-layered light and shadow effects on stage.