Combine gobo G289 with R27 or R08 and then pop this projection on stage to create “Cannon Blasts” during the battle scene.
Pro-tip: use the shutters of your fixture to “crop out” different areas of clouds.
A couple of snowflake examples for “Snow.” Project either a group of them on the rear scrim, or a solo large snowflake onto the floor to showcase the Snow Queen. Combine them with R61 to give the projections an icy feel.
More Snowflake gobos here.
Pro-tip: Consider a Gobo Rotator to add motion to this effect.
Instead of painting a “Land of Sweets” backdrop – fill your upstage scrim with Pinwheel Breakup patterns bookended with Candy Canes. Use either the R27 or the E192 to add candy-color to these projections.
You can also project gobos like these onto the walls of the house at the end of intermission to welcome the audience back before Act 2.
Use gobos G915 and 78524 to establish themes for the Divertissements by either projecting them onto the background or onto the floor for the performers to dance in.
You can change the color of the gobo to move from one Divertissement to another – projecting the G915 in R27 Med Red for Spanish, for example, then transition into the E170 Deep Lavender for Arabian.
