The Duke of Spandex
Duke created this design using loads and loads of poly stretch and spandex to make 3 and 4 point shapes and lighting them up with LED fixtures.
Duke created this design using loads and loads of poly stretch and spandex to make 3 and 4 point shapes and lighting them up with LED fixtures.
This site needs a bit more international representation..so here we go! Check out this design used at Christ Embassy in Jos, Plateau State, Nigeria. Livingston Okpakhalu Daniel submitted this design that’s used for their program, Prevailing Word, on Love World SAT. According to Livingston Okpakhalu…
You know those fluorescent light covers used in office buildings? They can be used for some pretty cool stage design elements! Cool, right?! Joel Wyant, the Worship Lighting & Scenic Designer at Southeast Christian Church in Louisville, Kentucky used these for their Night of Worship event. Because of…
Todd Bougher at The Rock Family Worship Center in Alabama created these cool wave walls. (Somewhat similar to the Ray to Wall post from about a month ago.) He designed three 10′ structures from wood, and used Natural color coroplast to diffuse the light from LED…
Another fine design by Duke Dejong. This design used 10′ wide by 20′ tall strips of white Poly Sheen fabric scrunched together to give it some texture. It was hung from a floor supported truss structure. The fabric had a pipe pocket sewn onto the top…
Todd Bougher at The Rock Family Worship Center in Huntsville, Alabama, built this very inspiring stage design from 200 paint cans and light bulbs. The frames for the paint cans/light bulbs are built from 2x4s and masonite, with sheets of coroplast behind the arrow frames. The arrows…
Check out this cool idea from Travis Williams, the Technical Director at Crossroads Church in Douglasville, Georgia. Travis was able to simulate Versa Tubes using 2 extra projectors he had laying around combined with home-made screens made from PVC pipe. Check out the effect in this video:…
Another sweet set from Benjamin James Hunt, the Lighting and Scenic Director from Browns Bridge Community Church in Cumming, Georgia. Reminds me a bit of a stage I might have created with Legos…my favorite childhood toy. Using left over 2x4x6 foam blocks, they carved forms and layered the…
Check out this Youtube video from the Buckhead Church team showing the transition between two awesome stage designs. One using some cool light panels…the other using a really cool wave wall. Get some inspiration!
A sweet set from Benjamin James Hunt, the Lighting and Scenic Director from Browns Bridge Community Church in Cumming, Georgia. This set incorporates floating translucent fabric, foam brick walls lit from the ground, and some sweet patterned panels.
Open up your stage decoration by flying some fabric waterfalls behind the band and speaker. Duke Dejong hooked up this stage design using sections of Poly Sheen fabric flowing down the backdrop.