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Kyle Harbour from Cathedral Of Faith in San Jose, California brings us these big, glowing dots all over their stage.
Kyle got his inspiration from the Gaps and Spaces design. He really loved the wood feel with the holes of light shooting through.
They had 9 60″ LCD Samsung tvs, and they used them for different content during service. For worship they play moving backgrounds or videos on the 7 TVs hanging vertically. The 2 TVs hanging horizontally were used for teaching monitors during the message.
Under the TV’s and the stage risers, they used mahogany wood and drilled 4″ holes in it. Then they took some Rosco #250 diffusion and taped it to the back.
He used parcans to shoot white light through the holes under the band.
He used iColor Cove MX Powercore lights to shoot through the holes under the tv to give me some color.
The texture on the back wall, came from textured drywall that has waves in it. They hit the wall with Chroma Q color blocks to give it some depth.
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Nice – how are you driving the tv’s?
The TV’s are being driven by provideo player. 3 mac minis control the content on the screens.
Love the screen setup!
Instead of using the diffusion filter, could you use wax paper instead and still get the same effect?
You could probably get wax paper and use it to do the same effect. My only thought would be, When the wax paper gets hot from a light, will it burn. Diffusion Gel is specifically made for high temperatures and wont be a fire hazard.
what did you guys use on your back wall? we are expanding our building and are looking for a fresh look for our main back wall. we like the look of what you have done.