Introduction test of the sixth lesson

Welcome to your Exit test of the sixth lesson

Above, there is an image of a standard light plot. Find out from it, how many profiles ETC and with which lens type would be necessary for correct set up.

6 with 50°lens

2 with 26° and 4 with 50° lens

2 with 50° and 4 with 26° lens

4 with 50° and 4 with 26° lens

Above, there is an image of a standard light plot. How many dimmers of 2,2kW power input are necessary for plugging of the lighting park according to the light plot? Note that some lanterns, which are used under the same number of a channel, can be plugged into the same dimmer as well. That saves time and money for dimmer rental. Count what is the minimal indispensable number of dimmer of 2,2kW power input.

Above, there is an image of a standard light plot. How many dimmers of 1kW power input are necessary for plugging of the lighting park according to the light plot? Note that some lanterns, which are used under the same number of a channel, which might be plugged to the same dimmer, may not exceed its power input… Count what is the minimal indispensable number of dimmer of 1kW power input.

What the symbol NC in front of a lantern stands for in this light plot?

No channel.

Narrow cylindric lens.

No color.

No, canceled (not necessary to hang these units)

How many high tripods and floor stands would be needed in total for set up according to the light plot?

Which color gel has to be ordered in the largest quantity?

052

117

201

206

How many barn doors are going to be needed for instruments of 1kW output power according to the light plot above?

Is it possible to find the exact position of individual instruments on all the four fly bars in this light plot?

Yes, with the note ‘height’ by each fly bar.

Yes, with the help of a ruler laid between two rulers.

Yes, by guessing.

No, the plot doesn’t offer the possibility.

Which types and how many lamps for PAR 64 are going to be needed?

6x cp 60, 4 x cp 62

6x cp 62, 4x cp 61

6x cp 62, 6x cp61

4xcp 62, 6x cp 61

Does this light plot contain information about the focus?

No.

Yes.

No, only about the direction of hanging.

Yes, but only by the side instruments.

To which purpose does the magic sheet serve?

A quick reference which channel controls which light.

A quick reference which dimmer is connected to which channel.

A quick reference which kind of a fixture is fixed with which kind of a gel.

A quick reference to every channel and the group of lighting instruments it controls.

What is indicated in a focus chart?

The focus of each instrument in the plot.

Every channel and the group of lighting instruments it controls.

Which channel controls which light.

Which dimmer is connected to which channel.

What does the number describe?

Focus.

Wattage

Color.

Circuit.

What does the letter describe?

Focus.

Wattage.

Color.

Circuit.

What does the number describe?

Focus.

Channel

Color / dimmer

Circuit / dimmer

What does the number describe?

The number of the device.

Channel / dimmer.

Focus.

Wattage.

Using the light plot above, which instruments are to be found at the first fly bar?

3 PCs and 2 ETCs.

2 PCs and 3 ETCs.

1 PC, 2 ETCs, 2 Frennels.

5 PCs.

Using the light plot above, which instruments are plugged into the channel 3?

N. 2 at fly bar 1 , n. 3 at fly bar 2.

N. 4, 3 at fly bar 2.

N. 3,5 at fly bar 3.

N. 2, 5 at fly bar 2.

Using the light plot above, which gel is used on the unit 1 at the fly bar 2?

201

161

206

Can the lighting cues be loaded into submasters?

Yes.

Sometimes yes and sometimes no.

Some lighting cues yes and some no.

No.

What is an instrument schedule?

A list of which instruments should be bought at which point.

A list of instruments needed in the future.

A list of the points, in which the lighting instruments operate.

A list of all the lighting instruments.

What lighting position does this section of a lighting plot represent?

Boom.

1st electric.

2nd electric.

Balcony rail.

To where is the light of dimmer channel 8 centered ?

Downstage centDownstage center. er.

Center stage.

Center stage right.

Upstage left.

What has to be necessarily marked in a cue sheet?

Numbers of dimmers.

Focus.

Lighting areas.

Black out.

What is a Rider?

A lighting designer who is able flawlessly handle the performance.

A sheet where the location of hardpatch is plotted.

A set of requests or demands that a performer sets as criteria for performance.

A sheet where the movement of the followspot are recorded.

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