fire
Wed, 20 July 2005, 07:35 amtheatresets7 posts in thread
fire
Wed, 20 July 2005, 07:35 amHi,...
maybe some of you already have had this problem and could give me some ideas or advice..
is there any possibility to make an open small fire-place on the theatre stage, not using those cheap chinese "fire" imitations made of coloured fabrics that start moving with the fan at the bottom??... i want it to seem real, but it's obvious, that some theatres have restricted the use of dangerous materials.
thanks.
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maybe some of you already have had this problem and could give me some ideas or advice..
is there any possibility to make an open small fire-place on the theatre stage, not using those cheap chinese "fire" imitations made of coloured fabrics that start moving with the fan at the bottom??... i want it to seem real, but it's obvious, that some theatres have restricted the use of dangerous materials.
thanks.
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Re: fire
Thu, 28 July 2005, 08:49 pmP.S.
What Don has (no doubt carefully) neglected to mention is that he created a realistic "firelight glow effect" for a production I was involved with not so long ago. It was a great touch and has been used quite frequently in several productions since.
Perhaps you should have a word in his pearly shell-like?
Graeme.
What Don has (no doubt carefully) neglected to mention is that he created a realistic "firelight glow effect" for a production I was involved with not so long ago. It was a great touch and has been used quite frequently in several productions since.
Perhaps you should have a word in his pearly shell-like?
Graeme.
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