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  #1 Juul Carlsen on 31 Aug 13

   

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  Whether a set for theatrical productions or for priests at a church, there are a variety of tools and accessories that the stage needs to function. Varying from sound systems (including microphones and soundboards) to a curtain, identifyin these extras is crucial.
  
  Let There Be Light!
  The theater spotlight is a major necessity for all sets. They are needed for illuminating an actor or musician. Even in a church setting the spotlight is necessary for showcasing the preacher in a dark setting. A spotlight for theater should be high the agenda for any type of new or old set.
  
  Obviously the spotlight isn't the only light needed in a theater. Any type of set needs flexible lighting choices ranging from house lights to a range of stage illumination possibilities.
  
  Imagine for a moment a church auditorium. Perhaps your pastor preaches at the front of the stage. But, perhaps your worship team sets up on stage left, so sometimes you require lights over there. And perhaps each summertime your youth group puts on a play which uses the entire stage with different lighting needs.
  
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  The conventional image of a pulpit or lectern is at the front and center of a church stage. Visiting follow spot lighting seemingly provides warnings you could give to your cousin. However, they are also needed as props for various theatrical productions and in school amphitheaters. Finding church pulpits for sale will substantially benefit your stage, regardless of purpose.
  
  Are You .. Mr. Director?
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