Welcome to the Monthly(ish) Museum, where we take a look into the historical lighting collection at ETC. In this entry, we’re keeping it in-house with a look at some industrial design prototypes for the Gio console.
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STORIES OF ETC GEAR, NEW AND OLD
Introducing #lighthack: the community-supported Eos project kit
Today, we’re trying something new…and you can, too.
Radio City Music Hall sees unexpected benefits from ETC upgrade
Nicknamed the “Showplace of the Nation,” Radio City Music Hall is truly one of the most iconic entertainment venues in the US. When the stock market crashed in 1929, plans for an opera house fell through and John […]
What is a “Directly Controlled Luminaire,” and why should I care?
Recent changes in the US National Electrical Code and UL standards have significantly changed the rules for emergency lighting in the US. We explore those changes in this blog.
My ETC system has taken on water. What do I do next?
Written by Chris Blad As life begins to get back to normal in the areas hit by Hurricane Harvey and the flooding that followed, we know that our customers will be returning to the theaters, schools, community centers […]
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 […]
ETC lights Texas Tech sports broadcast studio
When Texas Tech University wanted to create a new sports broadcast studio to cover its robust sports programs, the design team turned to Horton Controls Group to help them choose fixtures and lighting control for the space.
7 hours ago by ElectronicTheatreControls A little Zorro action for #NationalMoonDay featuring #ETCSourceFour PAR. Photo credit: Greg Mooney
2 days ago by ElectronicTheatreControls A total of 312 GDS BluesSystem luminaires guide staff and visitors at @princetonarts . We these behind-the-scenes shots. More at the link in our bio!
4 days ago by ElectronicTheatreControls First there was “The Dress,” then there was Yanny vs. Laurel, and now we present you with CEO Fred Foster’s shirt A special thank you to Mike Wood for demonstrating why we can’t always trust our perception of color at our Workshop event! #colorpicker #lightingdesign #ETCHESworkshop
1 week ago by ElectronicTheatreControls Tomorrow, catch CEO Fred Foster’s live interview with Light Talk’s Lumen Brothers. Join the live stream at 8:30 AM Central Time tomorrow. #ETCHESworkshop
