Post by Jonathan Wolf on Jun 29, 2015 3:20:55 GMT
Here is an initial stage sketch from Steve Citko: drive.google.com/file/d/0B-cPon_fJTSXTmtPYk5zU0NYUUlPdFB2bFhyMmM5V0NJQ2Nn/view?usp=sharing
And comments:
"On train I sketched up original idea I had for stage. Some sort of end pieces or towers serves useful purposes in framing the space, providing stage storage, surface for projection screens, hiding the snake and possibly speakers. Tried to keep towers tight against wall and drummer in center to not cut off sight lines. That leads to a two screen solution on the towers which is probably the better approach for audience viewing. Also tried to keep it simple. This is a first pass. There was an idea about having different levels on the stage which might be neat, would like to have musician input if it works for them."
"I also really like the idea of having storage areas as part of the stage, wouldn't need to be much. Also, I like the wider stage of these designs better than the narrower stage in some of the other drawings - the more space for the worship team to spread out, the better for sound control and the less cramped it feels."
And comments:
"On train I sketched up original idea I had for stage. Some sort of end pieces or towers serves useful purposes in framing the space, providing stage storage, surface for projection screens, hiding the snake and possibly speakers. Tried to keep towers tight against wall and drummer in center to not cut off sight lines. That leads to a two screen solution on the towers which is probably the better approach for audience viewing. Also tried to keep it simple. This is a first pass. There was an idea about having different levels on the stage which might be neat, would like to have musician input if it works for them."
"I also really like the idea of having storage areas as part of the stage, wouldn't need to be much. Also, I like the wider stage of these designs better than the narrower stage in some of the other drawings - the more space for the worship team to spread out, the better for sound control and the less cramped it feels."
