Stage Lighting Fixture

Types of Stage Lights

1. Parabolic Aluminized Reflector

Parabolic Aluminized Reflector (PAR) is a stage light accessory that doesn't move, but shoots a beam/light that glows without clear boundaries, and acts as an ambient/flood light to fill the entire room and create a certain atmosphere.

2. Bar

Bar fixtures are similar to PAR, namely as stage lighting accessories that function to fill the room with light, but have an elongated linear (rod) shape, so that the results of the light shot are more evenly distributed and not centered or oval-shaped like in PAR.

3. Pinspot

Pinspots are stage lighting accessories that have small dimensions, which are generally installed in large numbers, and are easy to install in various positions, and shoot spot lights.

4. Cannon

Cannons are compact stage lighting accessories, and are usually tasked with producing a centralized beam with a large output to give an aerial effect to a light show. It usually has a small beam angle unlike PAR, but also doesn't have clear boundaries like spot lights.

5. Centerpiece

Centerpiece is a stage lighting accessory that is usually placed in the middle of the room, so that it can be seen from various sides, and also emits light in all directions with a very wide beam angle. The centerpiece can be a dome-like fixture such as a mirror ball that usually gives a moonflower effect, or even a moving head that shoots various lighting effects in all directions.

6. Moving Head

Moving head is a stage light accessory that has a head that can move because there is a motor in it that regulates the position, direction, and speed of movement.