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.
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.
How did you do the three brick walls behind the band?
I can't vouch for the accuracy of this…but it seems like he made the brick walls out of foam.
The rock walls were all vacuform, a ABS plastic product that is heated and molded into various textures. We used the stacked stone version.
What did you use to suspend the fabric? And do you have any suggestion of something that is not noticeable to the audience?
I’m in L-O-V-E with this stage design!!!! I do have a question- are all the curtains (ceiling and back and front of stage) one color and if so, what color are they? Thanks
So… An AVL contractor called MUZEEK WORLD has used a picture of this stage as a representation of their work in Churches. They even have it captioned wrong as, “Church and Worship A/V Southern California.” When this church is in Cumming, Georgia. Can anyone do anything about it? It kinda erks me to see something that took a lot of time and effort to be used like that. http://muzeekworldinc.com/church-av/
Hmm. Yeah…hopefully they have permission from North Point…thinking they might not…