Tigz Productions - Lighting Technology

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We can design the lighting and sound to suit any size of production offering from single technician throught full production crew. if you want to us to help with the design of your show please contact Tigz Productions. Andy has worked as lighting designer for many productions.

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The Odyssey July 2006

Robe moving lights took centre stage for a production of Homer’s Odyssey, with an innovative lighting and set design by Sundial’s technical manager, Andy Webb
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Complete Rewind June 2007

The CCDA has amassed a reputation for the excellent standard of its annual show and this year the whole production took the audience to a new level of enjoyment.
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Comedy of Errors July 2007

Lighting and scenic designer Andy Webb used 24 Robe moving lights and 22 Anolis LED fixtures on a recent Sundial Theatre Cirencester production of Shakespeare’s classic, Comedy of Errors.
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Lighting Design

Tigz Productions lighting and design team try to construct a visual journey for the audience to create mood and atmosphere within the production using strong links with Robe automated fixtures.

This has allowed us to push the envelope in design and technology with stuning effects. Most of the lighting design feature the latest products such as Robe 700's 575's and new LED fixtures from 'Anolis' giving young technicians the chance to work with high class products at an early stage of their careers. All this is possible due to strong links with Robe Uk and Zero 88. This enables a West End look within a limited spend

The current production being designed by 'Tigz' is Disney's Aladdin at Rendcomb College produced by Diana Dodds which features a large moving light rig with Robe 700s which have come direct from Eurovision song contest in Finland. These were needed to create the Disney magic of shooting stars and to create the effect of the flying carpet The brief was to design the show in the style of the film with strong vivid colours. This was only acievable by using the robe fixtures where power and lighting positions were limited.

The concept of the Odyssey design, produced by Adam Fotheringham for the Sundial Youth Theatre in July 2006 was to change locations a number of times during the performance just using lighting. This was achieved by varying sizes of free standing triangles and flown S shapes. These set pieces were constructed frames with a cream gauze material stretched over to allow rear projection. The neutral colour allowed lighting to be projected onto the shapes to suggest different locations and times of the day. This key design element allowed us to snap from an underwater scene into a bright magical island instantly through the means of lighting.