On August 14, 2020, the theater community lost a titan of lighting design as we learned of the passing of Howell Binkley at the age of 64. A perusal of Binkley’s résumé of Broadway credits reads like...

Kenrick Fischer is a Seattle-based lighting designer for architecture, landscape, theatre and dance. He recently updated the event space lighting inside the Olympic Room at Bellevue Club – a premiere...

The Kaatsbaan Cultural Park in Tivoli, N.Y. has always provided an environment that dancers could use as a retreat through its residencies. This summer, however, it’s offering dancers and audiences...

In August of 2010, we published our first Spectrum blog post. We weren’t sure what we wanted our blog to be at the time, which is why our first blog post ended up being about me – your host, Joel...

No matter if you’re a student or a professional scenic painter – all artists need a way to experiment and hone their craft. That’s the purpose of Rosco’s new Scenic Sets. We worked with a panel of...

Lighting Designer Christina Watanabe knew she faced a major challenge when she went into tech for The Wild Party at Post Theatre Company in Long Island, NY. Watanabe recalled how “the show was in a...

We are building a Rosco Ambassador program and we’d love for you to join our crew. As a company that’s been around as long as Rosco, we are very fortunate to have built a community of loyal friends...

It doesn’t matter if you’re shooting a commercial, a music video, an episodic television show, or a feature film - green screen shots have become an essential component for any production. Continue...

Local businesses around the world are beginning to open back up. Many of those businesses are looking for ways to convey their health & safety messaging to their workers and customers. Gobo...

The summer of 1990 saw one of the world’s biggest comic book heroes hit the big screen – long before The Avengers, Wonder Woman and Spiderman. Directed by and starring Warren Beatty, Dick Tracy...