Stage Lighting Dismantling Overview
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What is the primary purpose of bumping out as described in the content?

  • To install new lighting equipment.
  • To clean the lighting instruments.
  • To dismantle equipment for transport. (correct)
  • To upgrade the lighting systems.
  • Which responsibility is NOT typically associated with lighting operators during the bumping out process?

  • Disconnecting the lighting desk from the dimmer.
  • Packing up the lighting equipment for transport.
  • Disconnecting peripherals like laptops and printers.
  • Dismantling the lighting grids. (correct)
  • What type of cases are most commonly used for transporting lighting equipment in Australia?

  • Plastic bins with open tops.
  • Cardboard boxes marked for recycling.
  • Standard sized transport cases with suitable padding. (correct)
  • Flexible bags designed for high-impact transport.
  • Why is it important to label transport cases adequately?

    <p>To ensure quick identification and retrieval from storage.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Which of the following components is NOT mentioned as something to be disconnected by lighting operators?

    <p>Smoke machines.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Study Notes

    Dismantling Process

    • The Australian industry uses the term "bumping out" for dismantling lighting and other equipment for transport.
    • Stage crew typically dismantles the lighting grids, which involves disconnecting lighting instruments.

    Role of Lighting Operators

    • Lighting operators are responsible for disconnecting the lighting desk from dimmers.
    • They also disconnect peripherals such as laptops, printers, and external hard drives linked to the lighting desk.

    Packing and Transport

    • After disconnection, all components need to be packed and prepared for transport.
    • Transport cases are the most common packaging method used in Australia for transporting lighting equipment.

    Types of Transport Cases

    • Transport cases may be included with lighting desks upon purchase or rental, custom-made, or standard sized with adequate padding.
    • The equipment remains in these cases during storage, awaiting future events.

    Labelling and Storage

    • Transport cases should be clearly labelled to indicate contents for efficient identification.
    • Proper labelling facilitates quick retrieval from storage for upcoming performances or productions.

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    Description

    This quiz covers the process and terminology associated with dismantling lighting equipment for transport, commonly referred to as 'bumping out' in the Australian industry. It includes the roles of stage crew and lighting operators in disconnecting various components of the lighting system. Test your knowledge on the procedures and responsibilities involved in this crucial aspect of stage management.

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