When originally approached with the challenge of lighting Radium Girls, I knew I would have to separate the same areas of the stage into multiple different locations - using colour and texture to differentiate. I quickly settled upon a 3-part frontlight system - R3204 straight fronts, R60 HL Box Fills, and R333 HR Box Fills, which allowed me to pick a cool colour, warm colour, or mix to lavender with the three depending on the scene.

When designers needed to illuminate the displays in the low-ceilinged cellar for Emmentaler show dairy, they knew that Rosco Miro and Pica Cubes were their only lighting solution.

Lighting Designer Adrian Goldberg describes how he used reels of RoscoLED Tape Varicolor to illuminate the new YYZ sign inside Toronto Pearson International Airport.

Weston Letters, an L.A.-based sign company, chose Rosco GamColor filters to cover the entire IAC building in Hollywood in rainbow colors for the 2018 Los Angeles Gay Pride Festival.

Weston Letters, an L.A.-based sign company, chose Rosco GamColor filters to cover the entire IAC building in Hollywood in rainbow colors for the 2018 Los Angeles Gay Pride Festival.

Lighting Designer Paulina Villalobos chose Rosco’s gobo projection solutions to re-create characters from Kandinsky’s “Blue Sky” in the plaza outside the Artequin Museum in Santiago de Chile.

The designers renovating the fiber optic ceiling inside Procter & Gamble Hall had a hard time locating an LED illuminator that fit all of their requirements – until they discovered the Rosco Pica Cube 4C.

Dolce&Gabbana wanted “the world’s best lighting” for their changing rooms. Working with the lighting design firm, Mindseye, they chose the Rosco Silk 110 – a light engineered for cinematographers. 
Photo credit: Antoine Huot

Essential Light Design Studio used Rosco Image Spot LED Projectors and customized Rosco Gobos to highlight three iconic roof-top water tanks in the West End Dallas skyline.

The design team for the De Bastei cultural centre in Nijmegen, Netherlands chose the Rosco Image Spot to project informational text directly onto the stonework of its archaeological ruins.