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DreaMe
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| Required conditions |
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| Stage |
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10x10 m or larger
Black dancefloor
Black box or naked room, depending on the room. |
| Light |
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| Dimmers |
minimum 20 channels, preferably DMX. |
| Lightdesk |
is not needed if the dimmers are DMX. We will bring a laptop controller. |
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If no DMX dimmers are available, a standard lightdesk will do |
| Lights |
24 PAR64 / PC, 1kW or 500W, depending on room size, fitted above stage with blue gels.
12 PAR64 / PC, 1kW or 500W, depending on room size, placed on towers or tripods at the side.
1 PC 1 or 2 kW or other for strong backlight at the top-right back of the room.
7 Profiler Lamps 1kW for lighting around the screen and creating a “light-street”.
30 blue gels, 201 or similar. We can bring them if necessary.
6 Orange gels, 179 or similar. We can bring them if necessary.
We will bring 4 x PAR64 LED lamps (unless you have them). They can be placed on tripods, towers or whatever else is available. We use the laptop to control them via their built-in DMX input and need long XLR cables running from the laptop in the control room to the LEDs on stage, possibly using in-house installed cables. We have adapters.
We need someone to help hang the lights and do the basic setup. |
| Sound |
A sound system with stage monitors.
Mixer, if possible with s/pdif input.
One microphone, Shure SM58 or compatible, on a stand. We could bring this, if need be.
We need someone to do the basic setup of this. |
| Video |
We will bring a beamer with 4000 Ansi Lumen and the projection screen, including frame.
We will bring 100m of video cable. Besides this we will bring XLR-adapters, making it possible to route the video-signal through the in-house XLR cable-system, if such exist.
We need some heavy weights or sandbags for stabilizing the screen-frame.
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Dressing room
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A dressing room for one female dancer, with mirror, etc., as close to the stage as possible.
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| Note |
The exact setup can be modified; the number or dimmer channels and lights can be reduced, within reason, if necessary. We try to be as flexible as possible. |
| Stage setup |
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The stage setup, with
- dance-floor
- beamer
- projection-screen
- microphone on a stand
- lights hanging above
- side-lights on towers
- LED lights on tripods on the left
The broad bright alley on the right side of the stage, where the microphone is, signifies a “light-street” created with profiler-lights.
The side-lights and the LEDs can be setup differently, if towers and/or tripods are not available, as long as the general purpose is served. The number of lights can be reduced, if necessary. |
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| Placing of weights |
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The weights, in green, can be metal blocks, sandbags or anything that is heavy enough to stabilize the frame, holding it firmly to the ground.
It is also possible to fix it with screws to the floor but mostly that is not an option because this puts holes in the dance-floor. |
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