Written by Marshall Bissett Lately lighting designer and visual artist Anne Militello has been spending more time designing hotels than staying in them.
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What’s in a name?
Would a Source Four by any other name light so sweet? That’s the type of question that keeps some of us at ETC up all night. At some point in ETC’s 40 years of product manufacturing, you must […]
Out of Control: Cue transitions and LEDs
In this recurring series, Nick Gonsman of ETC NYC sheds light on aspects of the theory and practice of entertainment lighting control. Today’s topic: Cue transitions in a mixed-rig world.
Tom Littrell – From Paul McCartney to ETC
With our employee population growing, stories of the “good old days” unfortunately often get buried.
Eos on Broadway: Chocolate and Magic Sheets
Behind the onstage lighting magic of Broadway’s Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, there are a lot of Magic Sheets. In this post, Eos programmer Marc Polimeni talks about building the show file.
DIY skee-golf…powered by Cobalt
Jason Perry has a very cool basement. When he’s not coordinating demos in ETC’s New York office, Perry likes to tinker and invent;
Color matching game refines your programmer skilz
ETC’s Hollywood office has been known to play a competitive, color-matching game with two Source Four LEDs.
A sampling of the buttons of Cue! Congrats to everyone who earned any number this weekend! #etccue2017
Load out at #etccue2017 here are a small fraction of the consoles used this week for training.
Last meal at Camp Cue! Thanks everyone for being a part of it! #etccue2017
