A good performance cannot be separated from a good Stage lighting effect, and a good Stage lighting effect cannot be separated from a good Stage lighting equipment. So when we set up the stage, we need to choose which stage equipment to match according to the specific arrangement and theme of the performance. There are several requirements for Stage lighting equipment.

The common light level of Stage lighting In order to do a good job in the configuration of professional stage lights, we should first understand the common light level of stage lights. This is an important step in selecting the correct configuration.

1. Facial light: The light projected from the top of the audience towards the stage, mainly used for the front lighting of the characters and the basic lighting of the entire set.

2. Ear lighting: Located on both sides of the platform, the light slanted onto the stage is divided into several layers, mainly assisting in facial lighting, enhancing facial lighting, and increasing the three-dimensional sense of characters and scenery.

3. Pillar light (also known as side light): The light projected from both sides of the platform opening, mainly used for illuminating the two sides of characters or scenery, increasing the sense of three-dimensional and contour.

4. Top light: The light projected onto the stage from above, divided from front to back into a row of top lights, two rows of top lights, three rows of top lights, etc. It is mainly used for general stage lighting, enhancing stage illumination, and has many fixed point illumination of scenery and props, mainly solved by top light.

5. Backlight: The light projected in the opposite direction from the stage (such as overhead light, bridge light, etc.) can outline the contours of characters and scenery, enhance the sense of stereo and transparency, and can also be used as a specific light source.

6. Bridge light: The light projected onto the stage at the overpasses on both sides of the stage, mainly used to assist column light, enhance three-dimensional sense, and also used for other positions where it is inconvenient to project. It can also be used as a specific light source.

7. Foot light: The light projected from the tabletop in front of the stage to the stage, mainly assisting in surface lighting and eliminating shadows formed by the face and chin of the character due to high-level illumination such as surface light.

8. Heaven and Earth Emission: The light projected from above and below the canopy towards the canopy, mainly used for illumination and color changes.

9. Flow light: Located on the flow light racks on both sides of the stage, it mainly assists bridge light and supplements the light on both sides of the stage or other specific lights.

10. Chasing light: A light spot used from the audience or other positions, mainly for actors to perform or highlight a specific light, and also for the host. It is a close-up pen of stage art, playing a role in finishing the eyes.

So when building a stage, we should keep these basic knowledge in mind in order to build an excellent stage and collaborate with performers to complete the entire performance.