[SML] Incandescent

[faker200 at netins.net]

A few years ago the local school district built a new HS.  In this new 
building they went with state of the art all the way around, (So the new 
theatre space is all LED).  That does NOT mean that anyone in the 
district understands understands fully what they have.  The old HS which 
is now the MS was built in the '60.  They are NOT wanting to update any 
of the tech in that building unless they are forced to do so.

Ross

On 2024-12-09 11:44, Bill Conner via Stagecraft wrote:

> I was wondering if in new build stages, or major renovations, how much 
> incandescent production lighting is being installed.  In my work, I 
> went over 100% LED more than 15 years ago.
> 
> Question is what you see or know, not what you'd like. :)
> 
> Likewise, I'dassume there's a lot of theatres - and I think high school 
> since they are the overwhelming number of theatres in the US - still 
> using a lot of incandescent lighting.  Agree or disagree based on what 
> you've seen?  It is unfortunate that school construction and thus the 
> equipment is based on bond issues, and there is little money for things 
> like replacing stage equipment.  Easier to get a new HS theatre than 
> renovate and re-equip an existing one for much less.
> 
> Thank you.
> --
> Bill Conner Fellow of the ASTC
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