Sentence examples for venue lighting from inspiring English sources
The phrase "venue lighting" is correct and usable in written English
You can use it to refer to the lighting fixtures in a given venue, such as a concert hall. For example, you could say, "The venue lighting was so dim, it almost felt like a nightclub."
Consider the venue (lighting, size, number of attendees, location, etc. ) Choose between LCD and DLP.
The wedding is thought to have had a "winter wonderland" theme, with the venue lit with hundreds of fairy lights.
The wedding was thought to have had a "winter wonderland" theme, with the venue lit with hundreds of fairy lights.
Mid-2015, these laws were amended, allowing venues lit at 10 lux ("candlelit") or above to obtain 24-hour licenses.
By the time the film programmers and scholars Ed Halter and Thomas Beard founded the Greenpoint movie venue Light Industry, in 2008, that place was long gone, as were so many of the revival houses that inspired their modest-looking but intellectually huge enterprise.
The new work should premiere in pieces (costumes in one venue, lights in another), culminating in a full premiere in Edinburgh after what will be Cunningham's first UK tour.
The money that we do raise goes directly into renting a venue, lights and equipment to show the films and installations and make everything happen.
His solution during solo performances as Mr. Matthews is typically to set up his gear on the floor, turn up the venue lights and talk to the audience throughout his set.
The venues feature lighting and pyrotechnics that are synchronized with the music.
In December, three nights at the London Astoria ended with the band smashing up their equipment and the venue's lighting rig, causing £26,000 worth of damage.
Now have a look at the venue's lighting plan.
