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Jack Singer Concert Hall Lighting Information

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Jack Singer Concert Hall Lighting Information

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Jack Singer Concert Hall Lighting Information

The Venue The Jack Singer Concert Hall was designed primarily, but not exclusively, for orchestral concerts. As such, the hall is different from the typical roadhouse in a number of ways, and the following may be worth noting: • There is an acoustic canopy suspended above the stage • There is a pipe organ behind the choir loft • The stage floor has a natural wood finish • The sightlines can be an issue due to the seating that runs along the sides and extend upstage, beyond the downstage edge of the stage These design features do not prevent us from presenting many types of performances. We have 20.5” box truss that allows us to hang lighting fixtures, soft goods, etc., over the stage. There are computer-controlled motors permanently rigged in the void above the hall. Our standard truss configuration is illustrated on the next page. Here are some important notes: • Our setting line is the downstage edge of the stage proper at centre (where the stage and centre elevator meet) o The drawing has distances from the setting line to the motor points, to the downstage chord, and to the upstage chord • Truss #5: o Permanently located directly above the upstage wall o Permanently hung with conventional lighting fixtures for the orchestra wash (permanently focused), and circuited from overhead cable reels o Generally not suited for anything else except for softgoods (on DS chord) • Truss #1, #2, #3: Stored assembled in the pit and hung when needed • Truss #1: o Trim height limited to approximately 28’ to avoid interfering with the shot from the cluster o May interfere with the focus of some lighting fixtures in the foh coves o Offstage sections of the truss need to be removed if the sound motors are used • Amplified shows generally need to hang our 36’ tall blacks (typically on truss #5) for acoustic reasons (because of the pipe organ) A note too, about the three stage elevators: • Orchestral shows typically use the elevators as additional stage space (9’8 deep) • Most other shows typically put the elevators at audience level o Three additional rows of seats (Rows AA, BB, CC) can be installed on the elevators. This provides 93 additional seats. For further information about motor points, trussing, softgoods, etc, please see the ‘Rigging Information’ pdf on our website. https://www.artscommons.ca/HostYourEvent/Resources/TechnicalInfo

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JACK SINGER CONCERT HALL -- DIMENSIONS AND TRUSS POSITIONS

37'9"

TRUSS #5

36'11" TRUSS #4

33' 32'2" 31'4"

25'6" 24'8" 23'10"

TRUSS #3

14'2" TRUSS #2 13'4" 12'6"

TRUSS DIMENSIONS

TRUSS NOTES TRUSS 5: -PERMANENTLY HUNG ON WINCHES, OVER US WALL -PERMANENTLY HUNG WITH ORCHESTRA WASH LIGHTS -GENERALLY NOT SUITED FOR HANGING ANYTHING ELSE EXCEPT SOFTGOODS

- 10" TRUSS #1 - 1'8" - 2'6"

PROLYTE H52V SERIES 0.52M / 20.5" BOX TRUSS TRUSSES #1-4 W/ CORNER BLOCKS: 53'10" TRUSS #5 (ACROSS STAGE): 49'6" (DS CHORD): 49'11"

TRUSS 1>4: -HUNG FROM 3 MOTORS TRUSS 1>3: -STORED ASSEMBLED IN PIT AND HUNG WHEN NEEDED TRUSS 2: -CAN BE EXTEND 8' ON BOTH SIDES FOR HANGING LEGS TRUSS 1: -TRIM HEIGHT LIMITED TO APPROX. 28' MAX TO AVOID INTERFERING WITH CLUSTER -MAY INTERFERE W/ FOCUS OF SOME FOH LIGHTS -OFFSTAGE SECTIONS ARE REMOVED WHEN SOUND MOTORS ARE IN USE

THROW DISTANCES STAGE DIMENSIONS CS ELEVATOR DIMENSIONS WIDTH (BETWEEN ROYAL BOX TURRETS): 62'5" WIDTH (MAX. W/ CHOIR STALLS EXTENDED): 57'5" DEPTH: 37'11" W/ ELEVATORS: 47'7" DEPTH (CHOIR STALLS EXTENDED): 31'1"

W/ ELEVATORS: 40'9"

WIDTH (US): 28'2" WIDTH (DS): 26'5" DEPTH: 9'8"

PROJECTION BOOTH TO: TRUSS #1: 97' TRUSS #2: 110' TRUSS #3: 121' TRUSS #4: 128' ANNOUNCE BOOTH IS 2' CLOSER TO STAGE

 

Jack Singer Concert Hall Lighting Information

Lighting Positions & House Hang Permanent lighting positions are somewhat limited due to the acoustical needs of the hall. As noted above, most trusses are only hung over the stage when needed. While the options for FOH positions are limited, there are typically enough fixtures there to meet a show’s needs. Please see the photos on pages 1 & 2. There is also a plot on page 8. Overhead With the exception of the orchestra wash and the canopy slots, all lighting over the stage is hung on trusses, and therefore temporary. There is no house hang – fixtures are hung on a per-show basis, to meet that show’s needs. Focusing the truss fixtures is done with a hydraulic personnel lift – an Upright UL40 with a maximum platform height of 40’ and an outrigger footprint of 7’10 long x 6’6 wide. A harness is required. Truss-walking is another option for focus, but it must be requested well in advance so that we can arrange for appropriate crew to be on the call. A harness is required. Time will also be needed to setup the horizontal lifeline. Centre FOH Cove This cove is really like a booth with a 16’ wide glass window. There are two pipes, one above the other. They are approx. 60’ above the stage, and 61’ from the stage edge. There are 24 fixtures, 12 per pipe – all 10 degree Source Four 750w. All of them are available for the show to focus – there is no permanent front wash. (We will gladly focus the front wash for you if the show just needs a general wash, we just can’t have one ready to go due to the wide variety of shows we do.) This is also the location of the 2 followspots – Strong Xenon Super Trouper 2000w. Three fixtures on the bottom pipe need to be removed for each followspot that is used. Note that as there are only 20 circuits at this position, these fixtures are three-fered. This leaves all the permanent fixtures individually circuited.

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Jack Singer Concert Hall Lighting Information

Side FOH Coves These two coves are somewhat unusual in that they run in an upstage/downstage manner, rather than the usual left/right. Each cove has 14 fixtures – all 10 degree Source Four 575w. All of them are available for the show to focus – there is no permanent front wash. Each cove has 7 pipes running left/right, at approx. 54’ above the stage, each with 2 fixtures. The farthest pipes are approx. 52’ from the stage edge. The nearest pipes are approx. 37’ from the stage edge. The architecture will obstruct some shots, especially for the onstage fixture on each pipe. Most fixtures can’t be focused much past centre stage, some less than that. Note that as there are only 11 circuits per cove, six of the onstage fixtures are twofered into US/DS pairs. These coves are equipped with doors on tracks. For acoustical reasons, these doors should be closed for acoustic shows, unless these fixtures are absolutely necessary. Balcony Rails These pipes hang below the Balcony/Loge level of the Concert Hall. They are approx. 32’ above the stage. They are accessible by extension ladder from the Dress Circle level or choir loft. A harness is required. There are 3 FOH rails, which act like a typical balcony rail position. They are approx. 75’ from the stage edge. Between them, there are 10 fixtures – 4 @ 10 degree Source Four 575w, and 6 @ 15-32 degree Strand SL Zoom. The Zooms have a house focus – they light the main two aisles – they can be refocused for the show, but will need to be restored afterwards. Note that as there are only 6 circuits for these rails, the Zooms are three-fered into 2 circuits. The rails along the sides act like box boom and gallery positions. They start approx. 22’ from the stage edge, and extend most of the way to the back wall. A lot of these fixtures have a permanent house focus, including all of the fixtures over the choir loft, and all the LED fixtures. There are 9 fixtures per side available for the show to focus – all 15-32 degree Strand SL Zooms. Mezzanine Rails These pipes hang below the Dress Circle level of the Concert Hall. They are approx. 12’ above the stage. They are accessible by combination ladder from the Mezzanine Level. These rails are only along the sides, and act like low box boom positions. They start approx. 22’ from the stage edge, and extend to 8’ US. The house hung fixtures have a permanent focus. Note: All of the circuits at these positions are duplicated with the circuits in use for the Balcony Rail directly above.

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Jack Singer Concert Hall Lighting Information

Perches These positions are like box booms, but located upstage. There are three Perches on each side of the stage, located behind and above the side choir lofts at approx. 20’, 26’, and 32’ US. Each Perch has three pipes, one above the other, at approx. 26’, 28’6, and 31’ above the stage. Each Perch has 6 fixtures, 2 per pipe – all 15-32 degree Strand SL Zooms. These are typically twofered into near/far focus pairs. One pair has a house focus – a side wash with a gobo breakup – they can be refocused for the show, but will need to be restored afterwards. The Perches are equipped with doors that swing open in an onstage and downstage manner that helps mask the fixtures from the audience. For acoustical reasons, these doors should be closed for acoustic shows, unless these fixtures are necessary. The architecture will obstruct some shots. The side choir lofts (and people standing there) interfere with how far offstage the near shot can hit – especially for the lower fixtures. For the most part, 20’ from centre is the furthest offstage these positions can light on their side. The doors will also limit how far downstage the fixtures can be focused – especially for the DS fixture on each pipe. In addition, legs hung from trusses will interfere with the focus. There is also a double set of doors downstage of the three Perches, at approx. 12’ US, where fixtures can be hung. There is no house hang. The architectural obstructions are even worse here. Canopy Slots For shows using the orchestra wash, or for shows that are not using truss, there are a few top specials available in the canopy slots. The slots are three central openings in the canopy, approx. 20’ US. There are 11 fixtures – all 15-32 degree Strand SL Zooms. All of them are available for the show to focus. Most of the stage can be hit from the slots, unless there is truss in the air – truss #2 and #3 will obstruct most shots from the canopy slots.

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400A 3PHASE 120/208V DISCONNECT W/ CAMLOCKS

500A 3PHASE 120/208V DISCONNECT (FEEDS 400A & 200A PANELS)

200A 3PHASE 120/208V DISCONNECT W/ CAMLOCKS

RIGGING POINTS FOR TRUSS #5

Z

Z

Z

Z

Z

RIGGING POINTS FOR TRUSS #4

Z

Z

Z

FRONT EDGE OF CHOIR LOFT (RETRACTABLE CHOIR LOFT & CROSSOVER BELOW)

Z

Z

Z

SR PERCH - US

Z

FRONT EDGE OF CHOIR LOFT

100A 3PHASE 120/208V ISOLATED GROUND DISCONNECT W/ CAMLOCKS

SL PERCH - US

Z

Z

Z

Z

Z

Z

Z

Z

Z

Z

Z

Z

FRONT EDGE OF BALCONY/LOGE

RIGGING POINTS FOR TRUSS #3

Z

Z

Z

SL BALCONY RAIL - US LOFT

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SR BALCONY RAIL - US LOFT

SL PERCH - CS Z

Z

SR PERCH - CS

Z

Z

Z

Z

Z

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Z

Z

Z

Z

CANOPY SLOTS

Z

Z

Z

Z

Z

Z

Z

Z

Z

Z

OUTLINE OF ACOUSTIC CANOPY

Z

Z

Z

SR BALCONY RAIL - MS LOFT

SL BALCONY RAIL - MS LOFT SL PERCH - DS

Z

Z

Z

Z

Z

Z

SR PERCH - DS

Z

Z

RIGGING POINTS FOR TRUSS #2

Z

SR BALCONY RAIL - #1

Z

Z

SL MEZZANINE RAIL - #1

Z

Z

Z

SR MEZZANINE RAIL - #1

SL BALCONY RAIL - #1

SL BALCONY RAIL - #2

Z

Z

Z

Z

SL MEZZANINE RAIL - #2

RIGGING POINTS FOR TRUSS #1

Z

SR MEZZANINE RAIL - #2

Z

SR BALCONY RAIL - #2

Z

Z

DS EDGE OF STAGE

DS EDGE OF ELEVATORS

Z

SL BALCONY RAIL - #3 Z

SR BALCONY RAIL - #3

Z

SL MEZZANINE RAIL - #3

Z

SR MEZZANINE RAIL - #3

Z Z

Z

Z

FRONT EDGE OF "ROYAL BOX" (MEZZANINE)

SR MEZZANINE RAIL - #4

SL MEZZANINE RAIL - #4 Z

SL BALCONY RAIL - #4

Z

Z

Z

SR BALCONY RAIL - #4

FRONT EDGE OF DRESS CIRCLE (AND BALCONY/LOGE) FRONT EDGE OF MEZZANINE

STAGE RIGHT FOH COVE

STAGE LEFT FOH COVE

10°

10°

10°

10°

10°

10°

10°

10°

10°

10°

10°

10°

10°

10°

Z

- SOURCE FOUR 10° 575W

10°

10°

750w

10°

- STRAND SL 15°/32° ZOOM

10°

LEGEND

- SOURCE FOUR 10° 750W - SOURCE FOUR LED 26° - SOURCE FOUR LED 36°

10°

10°

10°

- SOURCE FOUR LED 70° Z

10°

10°

10°

10°

- SOURCE FOUR LED 25°/50° ZOOM - SOURCE FOUR PAR WFL

10°

- GOBO - IRIS 10°

10°

10°

10°

NOTES 10°

10°

10°

10°

10°

10°

10°

10°

10°

10°

10°

10°

THIS IS A COMPOSITE PLAN SHOWING THE LIGHTING FIXTURE HOUSE HANG AT ALL LEVELS. THE STRUCTURE HAS BEEN COLOUR-CODED BY LEVEL: CEILING (CANOPY AND FOH COVES) BALCONY AND LOGES (HIGHEST AUDIENCE LEVEL) DRESS CIRCLE, CHOIR LOFT AND PERCHES MAIN LEVEL (THE STAGE, ORCHESTRA AND MEZZANINE)

UPPER PIPE 750w

750w

750w

750w

750w

750w

750w

750w

750w

750w

750w

750w

MOST ORCHESTRA WASH FIXTURES AND ARCHITECTURAL FIXTURES (HOUSE LX) HAVE NOT BEEN INCLUDED IN THIS PLOT

CENTRE FOH COVE

FOR CLARITY, THE SR & SL BALCONY RAILS HAVE BEEN DRAWN OFFSTAGE OF THEIR ACTUAL POSITION. IN REALITY, THEY ARE DIRECTLY ABOVE THE SR & SL MEZZANINE RAILS. 10°

10°

10°

10°

10°

10°

10°

10°

10°

10°

10°

10°

750w

750w

750w

750w

750w

750w

750w

750w

750w

750w

750w

750w

THE PIPES IN THE CENTRE FOH COVE ARE NEARLY DIRECTLY OVERTOP OF EACH OTHER. FOR CLARITY, THE FIXTURES HAVE BEEN DRAWN AWAY FROM THEIR ACTUAL LOCATION.

LOWER PIPE

THE FIXTURES IN THE PERCHES HANG AT THREE HEIGHTS FROM A BOOM. THE SHADED FIXTURES SHOW THE ACTUAL LOCATION OF THE BOOM. THE FIXTURES HAVE BEEN DRAWN OFFSTAGE OF THE BOOM FOR CLARITY, STARTING WITH THE BOTTOM FIXTURE AND WORKING UP.

THESE SIX FIXTURES ARE REMOVED WHEN THE FOLLOWSPOTS ARE NEEDED

PLEASE NOTE THAT SOME FIXTURES HAVE A PERMANENT HOUSE FOCUS, AND WILL NOT BE REFOCUSED FOR THE SHOW.

FRONT EDGE OF BALCONY/LOGE (AND DRESS CIRCLE)

0 1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

9 10 feet

15

20

Z

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FRONT EDGE OF MEZZANINE

10°

10° 10°

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10°

JSCH LX HOUSE PLOT 0 2 4 6 8 1 meter

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3

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5 FOH BALCONY RAIL - SR

FOH BALCONY RAIL - SL FOH BALCONY RAIL - CS

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Jack Singer Concert Hall Lighting Information

House Focused Washes In addition to the washes listed below, the following page describes our full-stage LED side wash. Orchestra Wash There is a permanently hung and focused open-white (no-color) wash on the entire stage and elevators. It is used for lighting orchestral concerts, to provide suitable illumination for reading music. This wash is really three balanced washes: • A front-ish top wash which covers the whole stage. • A back wash covering most of the stage, where music stands typically face upstage. • A side wash covering some of the stage, where music stands typically face offstage. Some separation and isolation is possible, but for the most part the wash can just be made tighter or wider to accommodate the size of the orchestra. Most of the circuiting is in SL/SR pairs, which means that the wash will generally need to be symmetrical. This combined wash consists of 117 fixtures – Strand SL lekos, and 6” Strand Fresnels. They are hung/mounted on the acoustic canopy, truss #5 (the upstage-most truss), and some of the side balcony rails. These fixtures can not be refocused for the show. If any of trusses #1 through #4 are used, they will obstruct some of the orchestra wash. It is possible to use a small screen (or banner, etc) at centre, in line with truss #2, as long as it is at least 17’ above the stage, and the canopy is low enough. Truss #5 must be flown out at its highest trim for the focus to work. Hanging anything else on truss #5 is tricky as great care must be taken to balance the load so that the truss doesn’t twist and wreck the focus. Gobo Wash There is a house focused, open-white, side wash with a gobo breakup. The near shots are cut offstage at approx. 20’, thereby filling a 40’ wide playing area on the stage proper. All 12 of the 15-32 degree Strand SL Zooms making up the wash, are located in the Perches. If they are refocused, they will need to be restored after the show. Please note that legs hung from the trusses will interfere with this focus. Miscellaneous There are permanent open-white washes for each of the following areas: • Choir loft – top wash o provides a choir in the loft with suitable illumination for reading music • Organ pipes – from diagonal front and the sides • Main two aisles in the audience – from the FOH balcony rails • Houselights (audience lighting)

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JSCH LED SIDE WASH

JSCH has a permanently focused side wash. The entire stage, including the elevators, is lit from both stage right and stage left. It's lit with 7-colour LED lighting fixtures, providing a wide selection of colours, including white. FOCUS NOTES > From each side, there are 4 areas across the stage: Near-Near, Near, Mid, & Far > An orchestral show would only use the Near-Near, Near & Mid areas, to avoid blinding any of the musicians with the Far areas > The Mid areas have a cut on the far side to avoid blinding any musicians in a typical setup > Most other shows would use the Near, Mid & Far areas > The Near areas have an offstage cut at 21' off centre, creating a 42' wide playing area > The stage itself is 3 areas deep (DS, MS, & US), plus a 4th for the elevators > The US areas are, of course, cut off the US wall, and any softgoods hung from Truss #5 > Likewise, MS areas are cut to avoid softgoods on Truss #4, and the DS areas avoid Truss #3 > Please note that this focus is permanent -- these fixtures will NOT be refocused for the show FIXTURES 32 - ETC Source Four LED Series 2 Lustr ellipsoidal reflector spotlight fixtures Mode > Quick Setup - General >> 10 DMX channels per fixture, 320 DMX channels total JSCH DMX Universe #2

US MS DS Elevators

Near-Near 311 211 111 11

From SR Near 321 221 121 21

Mid 331 231 131 31

Far 341 241 141 41

Far 381 281 181 81

Mid 371 271 171 71

From SL Near 361 261 161 61

Near-Near 351 251 151 51

US MS DS Elevators

POWER The fixtures are powered from DMX-controlled relays, which must be parked at full JSCH DMX Universe #1 Stage > Near & Mid Stage > Far Stage > Near-Near Elevators > Near, Mid & Far Elevators > Near-Near

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Jack Singer Concert Hall Lighting Information

Fixtures & Related Equipment In addition to the Source Four LED fixtures documented on the previous page, we also have an inventory of moving light fixtures and conventional fixtures, as documented on the following two pages. Please note that the DMX addresses and fixture modes listed are permanent, and will not be changed for the show. Please discuss equipment requirements with the lighting department when advancing the show. Followspots 2 @ Strong Xenon Super Trouper – long throw, 2000w >> Note that a rental fee applies • Equipped with Telrad sights, and additional external exhausts • Located in the Centre FOH Cove • Range basically covers the whole stage, but does not extend into the audience • House colours: Frame 1 – R04 Medium Bastard Amber Frame 2 – R33 No Colour Pink Frame 3 – R52 Light Lavender Frame 4 – R62 Booster Blue Frame 5 – R02 Bastard Amber Frame 6 – R132 frost Two additional followspots can be accommodated - Loge G, house right & house left (top seating level, off to either side, immediately in front of the balcony). The architecture obstructs the spot’s range – it can only go approx. 15’ offstage of centre, on the side the followspot is located. If the show isn’t providing these spots, we can make arrangements for a third-party rental. These additional locations must be requested well in advance so that the seats are not sold. A harness is required for the setup and operation of these followspots. Cyc Fixtures 7 @ Strand Iris 4 four-cell cyc lights – 1kw per cell >> but we generally only use 5 fixtures • Generally hung on truss #4 (preferably the DS chord) to light the cyc on truss #5 o Truss #4 is pre-cabled to speed up the hang • House colours: R27 Medium Red; R83 Medium Blue; R22 Deep Amber; R90 Dark Yellow Green We do not own any groundrow units We can sometimes borrow: 10 @ Strand Pallas 4 four-cell groundrow (500w) Atmospherics 1 @ MDG Atmosphere hazer >> Note that a rental fee applies 1 @ Le Maitre Stage Fogger DMX >> Note that a rental fee applies 1 @ Le Maitre Twister II fan Note: That our Head of Lighting must be informed before any atmospheric equipment is turned on, so that the smoke detectors can be bypassed and certain doors closed.

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JSCH MOVING LIGHT FIXTURES 12 - Robe Robin DLX Spot fixtures Mode 1 >> 35 DMX channels per fixture, 420 DMX channels total JSCH DMX Universe #3 Fixture Number Starting Address

1 1

2 36

3 71

4 106

5 141

6 176

Rotating Gobo 2 is not the stock gobo

7 211

8 246

9 281

10 316

11 351

12 386

Static Gobo 3 is not the stock gobo

8 - Clay Paky A.leda B-EYE K10 Easy wash fixtures Shapes Mode >> 34 DMX Channels per fixture, 272 DMX channels total JSCH DMX Universe #4 Fixture Number Starting Address

1 1

2 35

3 69

4 103

5 137

6 171

7 205

8 239

4 - Vari-Lite VL1000AS ellipsoidal reflector spotlight fixtures (arc, shutter model) 27 DMX channels per fixture, 108 DMX channels total JSCH DMX Universe #4 Fixture Number Starting Address Gobo 1

1 273

2 300

3 327

Gobo 2

4 354 Gobo 3

Gobo 4

Gobo 5

4 - Vari-Lite VL2500 Spot fixtures 22 DMX channels per fixture, 88 DMX channels total JSCH DMX Universe #4 (typically, but they can also fit into Universe #3) Fixture Number Starting Address

1 421

2 443

3 465

4 487

Standard stock of gobos and colours

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JSCH CONVENTIONAL FIXTURES

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575w

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10° Source Four

575w

ETC

10° Source Four

750w

ETC

19° Source Four

575w

12

12

ETC

26° Source Four

575w

24

24

ETC

36° Source Four

575w

24

24

ETC

50° Source Four

575w

8

8

ETC

14° Source Four extra Barrel

2

2

ETC

19° Source Four extra Barrel

4

4

Strand

19° SL

575w

32

17

49

Strand

26° SL

575w

22

6

28

13

28

4

2 32

24

24

Strand

15°-32° SL

575w

Strand

23°-50° SL

575w

6

16

20

36

8

99

8

8

Strand

6" Fresnelite Fresnel (13°-65°)

500w

Strand

6" Fresnelite Fresnel (13°-65°)

1kw

24

24

ETC

Source 4 Par MCM

575w

36

36

ETC

Source 4 Par MCM - on bars of six

575w

48

48

ETC

Source 4 Par EA

575w

Strand

Iris-4 four cell Cyc Light

1kw

30

30

4

4 7

7

Total (not including extra barrels)

97

23

24

28

10

40

36

201

459

Total -- Not Including Orchestra Wash

13

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24

28

10

20

36

201

332

These instruments are permanently focused for the orchestra wash, and will not be re-focused

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Jack Singer Concert Hall Lighting Information

Accessories & Miscellaneous We stock Roscolux colour filters (gel) – all 2-digit colours, some 300 series, and frost • Mounted in 6 ¼”, 7 ½”, and 12” cardboard frames We have an assortment of ‘A’ and ‘B’ size gobos from various manufacturers 37 @ ETC Source Four ‘A’ size gobo holders 33 @ ETC Source Four ‘B’ size gobo holders 40 @ Strand SL ‘B’ size gobo holders 1 @ Universal ‘A’ size glass gobo holders 6 @ Universal ‘B’ size glass gobo holders 26 @ Universal (ETC Source Four) iris kits 11 @ Strand SL iris kits 22 @ 6 ¼” donut 6 @ 12” donut 2 @ 14” donut 10 @ 6 ¼” tophat (4 in house hang) 13 @ 7 ½” tophat (4 in house hang) 20 @ 7 ½” barndoors (2 different types) 10 @ 7 ½” snooted barndoors (2 in house hang) Very Narrow, Narrow, Medium and Wide lenses for every Source Four Par 10 @ XWFL lenses for Source Four Par 7 @ 10’ booms with 50 lb. Bell bases 4 @ 4’ booms 24 @ floor bases 120 @ Wenger 40w music stand lights 1 @ Triplet Symphony III Music Light for grand pianos 4 @ MR16 75w 120V par cans 1 @ 20” mirror ball with motor

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Jack Singer Concert Hall Lighting Information

Control Main Console ETC EOS Console • 4000 DMX outputs; 10,000 channels • 10 motorised faders (subs or cue stacks), plus 40 more faders on fader wing • 3 touchscreens; 2 video monitors • 6 encoders and 1 small touchscreen for fixture attributes • 2 wireless remotes • UPS powered • Permanently located in the Lighting Booth – it will not be moved Additional Consoles ETC ION Console • 2560 DMX outputs; 10,000 channels • 40 faders (subs or cue stacks) • 2 video monitors • 4 encoders for fixture attributes • UPS powered • Typically setup on a rolling table and used as an on-deck console for setups ETC Insight 3 Console • 1536 DMX outputs; 512 channels • 10 pages of 108 submasters • 2 video monitors • UPS powered • Great for hands-on control of conventional fixtures • Not recommended for moving light fixtures • On rare occasions, this console may be needed in other venues – if the show plans to use this console, please let us know in advance Houselight Control (Audience Lighting) Electro Controls Litescene Houselights are also DMX controlled It’s generally easier for us to operate the houselights rather than programming a show’s console Typical Control Positions Lighting Booth • reserved exclusively for the EOS console – it will not be moved • Booth is HL side of centre, behind mezzanine (at the rear of the main audience level) • Equipped with program sound • Window in front of operator fully opens to the side

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Jack Singer Concert Hall Lighting Information

Broadcast Booth • Available for the show’s console, and/or our Insight or ION consoles • HL of the Lighting Booth, behind mezzanine (at the rear of the main audience level) • Equipped with program sound • Patio doors face the stage, and one side can be left open during the show FOH Mix Position • Available for the show’s console, and/or our Insight or ION consoles • Typically HL of the audio console, last row of the Orchestra level (main audience level) o these seats are removable, and we can provide a level 4’ or 6’ table • Please request this position in advance and we will ensure that these seats are not sold All positions have common u-ground (15A 120V NEMA 5-15R) power, and Clear-Com intercom Please note that our Emergency Response Policy requires that our Head of Lighting be in the Lighting Booth during performances. This means that our Head of Lighting can only operate our EOS console. In situations where the show has an LD, but would like our Head of Lighting to operate lights for the opener: we would have to do so from the EOS, and we will need programming time with control of the show hang.

Data House DMX Universes We are using 4 DMX universes • #1 – dimmers, relays, houselights • #2 – LED side wash • #3 – Robe Robin DLX Spot moving light fixtures • #4 – all other house moving light fixtures Network Our data runs on an Ethernet network • Cat 5e wiring to appropriate locations in the hall • E1.31 Streaming ACN (sACN) Ethernet protocol o Capable of transmitting 64,000 DMX universes • Pathway Connectivity Pathport VIA 10-port Ethernet switch • Pathway Connectivity Pathport DMX nodes o 3 @ Pathport Octo 8-port DMX nodes o 1 @ Pathport Quattro 4-port DMX node o Each port can be quickly configured to any universe o As well as outputting DMX, they can merge multiple inputs o Custom universes can be created • Hard-wired DMX lines run from the nodes to most of the permanent lighting positions, and to the four corners of the stage • Trusses get their data from two-universe DMX looms connected to the Pathport Octo in the SR choir loft

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Dry Lines We have data lines that are not connected to our network or equipment for the show’s use. We can get show data from USR to the FOH Mix Position, or to the booths. This typically means that the show does not need to run a snake. • 4 @ DMX lines o If the show needs any of our DMX universes, it will be via these lines • 1 @ Cat 6 line o Note that to get this to a booth, we will need to use an Ethernet switch due the length of the run, but nothing else will be on the switch Snakes The path for running a show’s snake, if needed: • Approx. 190’ from typical FOH Mix position to typical USR location of dimmers/distros • SR/HL side of main seating level (audio runs SL/HR) • For the most part, the snake simply runs behind seats • There are 3 troughs to run through where the snake crosses aisles

Dimming Electro Controls QD Dimmers with Johnson Systems QD-2000 control electronics • Including houselights, there are 230 dimmers o Many circuits are duplicated in multiple locations • 164 dimmers @ 2.4kw o Most circuits connect to 20A 120V NEMA L5-20R Twist-Lock receptacles (common Twist-Lock) o 12 circuits are connected to 2 @ 19-pin Soca connectors (common Soca, standard wiring with 6 circuits each) • 66 dimmers @ 6kw o 26 circuits connect to 45A 120V Joy receptacles o Most circuits have 2.4kw branch circuits that may go to multiple locations § Most branch circuits connect to 20A 120V NEMA L5-20R Twist-Lock receptacles (common Twist-Lock), except for hard-wired houselight circuits Circuiting the Show Hang Trusses are supplied with dimming circuits via 10 Soca cables that come from the SR Perches (for a total of 60 circuits). Another 3 Soca cables can be lowered from the canopy for truss #1 (bringing the total to 78 circuits). With more time and manpower, a maximum of 106 circuits can be made available for the show’s truss and floor hang, depending on what house hang fixtures are being used elsewhere. Our socas all breakout to 20A 120V NEMA L5-20R Twist-Lock receptacles (common Twist-Lock).

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Lighting Power Connections Off Stage Right (Upstage) 500A 3∅ 120/208V service feeds: 400A 3∅ disconnect with standard Cam-Lok J-Series E1016 connectors * 200A 3∅ disconnect with standard Cam-Lok J-Series E1016 connectors * * neutral and ground connectors are reversed (male connectors) 100A 3∅ breaker panel that feeds (in addition to misc. convenience outlets, lights, etc.): 50A 120/208V NEMA 14-50R straight blade receptacle (stove receptacle) A ProPower 120V Distro is typically located here. It provides 24 circuits @ 20A 120V. It is required whenever the JSCH moving lights are in use. It can use either disconnect, and has a Cam-Lok flow-through connection rated for 400A. Circuiting the Show Hang JSCH moving light fixtures receive their power from the ProPower 120V Distro mentioned above. Socas from the trusses drop down to the SR choir loft, and then run down to the USR door, where they then connect to the distro. Our socas all breakout to 20A 120V NEMA L5-20R Twist-Lock receptacles (common Twist-Lock). Socas for the show’s equipment can be run in a similar manner. For further information about what power connections are available, please see the ‘Power Information’ pdf on our website. This document also lists our portable distribution boxes and racks, and what power connections they in turn provide. https://www.artscommons.ca/HostYourEvent/Resources/TechnicalInfo

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