Another design brought to us by Andrew Hunt’s amazing team and his blog, Production Musings. This backdrop uses 2′x4′ pieces of white coroplast stapled to studs fastened on the back wall. To create the wave effect, every other end was offset about 8″ from the stud.
The lighting for this stage design was comprised of AC Lighting Color Splits (for the sides), High End Studio Beams above the backdrop, ETC S4 Jr for backlighting, and S4 Jr Zooms for the frontlight.
If you’re wanting to use this design in your church, you’ll definitely want to check out the blog post for better details about the implementation.
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hey just wondering what coroplast is. We have used spandex wrapped around boxes before but i would love to know where to buy this and what some of its best uses are since i’ve seen it mentioned here on the site pretty often
Thanks.
Coroplast (a brand name of corrugated plastic) is basically the material they make those real estate signs from. They have the grooves inside that let you put a thick wire through to stick the signs into the ground. Does that clarify what it is? It's really easy to cut and very lightweight.
Hey guys! I just happened upon this site: http://www.coroplast.com/ I thought that might help. You can purchase it at many of your local sign shops. We purchase ours from a sign shop in NC.
Can you send me the plans for this! We are getting ready to start that on our stage today
Mike, did you guys use this design at your building? I'd love to see pics of your final work if you did! We're glad that it's getting some use and helping generate ideas. Jonathan is doing a fantastic job with this site.
Hey im a new user from your awesome site, im from uruguay south amerika, and i gonna use this design for a national independence bicentenary day, if u want, please send me the design to me. Thanx so much.
Muy Buen Trabajo.