After searching the ends of the earth to find a solution for turning our movie theater into a virtual planetarium on Chrismas Eve, we settled on using star-poked gobos with our ETC Source 4 theatrical lights pointed north -- a solution of about $75 for us. We still have some testing to do, but our talented special effect department is working overtime.
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Right on, we're doing a very similar thing at Irving Bible Church. The 90-degree S4's are great for something like this.
Posted by: Camron | November 30, 2007 at 10:13 AM
that's sweet confirmation. =)
Posted by: Ben Arment | November 30, 2007 at 10:27 AM