[SML] Cyc?

[Stephen E Rees]

The filled Leno scrim material also makes a great bounce surface to have a standard scrim in front of to soften and blend multiple washes of colored light. Grey rather than pure white cyc fabric generally works better in most applications. 
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> On Mar 20, 2022, at 11:47 AM, George Davidson via Stagecraft <stagecraft at theatrical.net> wrote:
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> The material used is not so much a traditional scrim, but is known as a filled cloth, it has more texture than a traditional broadcloth and it completely filled, no holes like a scrim, its available in very large sizes (30ft wide loom x whatever you order), it doesn't wrinkle much, and will hang out quickly, it's quite light and compact, folds or hamper stores well, it lights beautifly from the front or back and works well as a projection surface. It does have a "grain" so orientation can affect how light reats to it, but mostly its not noticeable, it tends to have some hairs on it which also helps with how light falls on it
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> Compared to Muslin drops its ilghter and seamless, but substantially more expensive
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> Last i checked, there were two looms in the world (france and germany) this large that made seamless scrims and filled cloths
> 
> George
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