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These fabric masterpieces are brought to us by Alex Armstrong at First Baptist Church in Woodstock, GA. It’s a very simple design using linen-type fabric tied off on the floor, draped over a bar, and flown out over the audience. He lit the fabrics with only 10 Chauvet Colorado LED panels.
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This is absolutely beautiful!!!
I'm kind of speechless.
-Tyler Herron
Alex, This looks great I love the atmosphere you created with just some fabric. It is very beautiful
,Steven
How expensive would this be to duplicate?
Depending on the price you can get the fabric for you could do it around $200 for the fabric. The lights obviously would be a larger price.
Yes how expensive. DO we have an exact price.
the fabric would probably be roughly $200. I had about $25,000 in lights but you can do it way cheaper and still be able to get away with it.
I used 10 Chauvet Colorado's, 6 Chauvet mini colorstrips, 6 Chauvet colorstrips, and 6 coemar prospot 250 lx. The kind of chauvet colorado's I used specifically they don't make anymore, but you could get the job done just fine with any of the colorado pannels. The Colorstrips were only for visual FX to light the audience only because I was in a room that could fit up to 500 people. I also used the Jands Vista S3 for the console.
Thanks Alex! What type of fabric was used for this stage design? I love the look and want to try to reproduce it. I appreciate your help.
I believe it was some type of silky type fabric. Im not sure of the exact type fabric, but that’s what it felt like. Hope that helps!
Hi Alex,
We are wanting to do fabric panels just like this for a series, do you know who I could contact to tell me the exact fabric used?
Thank you very much!
Andrea
Hello Andrea,
Sorry for the late reply! If you still need to know what type of fabric this is, contact Doug Whitney at doug.whitney@fbcw.net or David Long at david.long@fbcw.net