The stage pictures shown here were created by lighting or set designers using Rosco's Image Pro projector. Many of the images shown here were generated by the designers or technicians. Others are stock images, available overnight. Equipment details are shown at the bottom of the screen. To see a larger view of the entire stage, click on the image. Lighting designer Jeff Stover created this stage picture for an original play, “Kartasi”. The projected background was generated from abstract digital files. The large image in the center is a photo the designer manipulated in Photoshop to resemble a negative and then printed on Image Pro film. Five ETC Source Four units were used, four for the red background and one for the center photograph.     This fanciful setting is all projected. Seven front of house lighting fixtures were used by the set designer, Bob Mitchell. All the windows and planets are stock I-Pro images. Mitchell created the red door projection from a JPEG he took from the Web. This remarkable set, from a production of “Headlines” consists of seven Image Pro projections. The designer, Greg Marchese, scanned newspaper pages and had them transferred to Image Pro film. He noted that even with scanning and then printing on I-Pro film, the projected words were clear and readable from everywhere in the audience. A Twin White screen, which accepts both rear and front projection with equal clarity, helped Tim Plumber create this remarkable scene. He was able to manipulate the stage look by varying the degree of image overlap from scene to scene. Image Pro projectors were used on the spotlights on both sides of the screen. The rowboat is real. Low lying fog was generated from a Rosco Coldflow machine, using Stage & Studio fog fluid. The Image Pro Projector fits as an accessory into the iris slot of an ETC Source Four, Altman Shakespeare, Strand SL or Selecon Pacific light fixture. Fitted with an I-Pro slide, it delivers bright, visible full color images that will last between 15 and 50 hours. Custom slides, such as those created in Adobe Photoshop® or similar programs, can be made in 24 hours or can be chosen from an online library. The list price of the Image Pro Projector is $249.50 and slides – custom or library – are $35.00 each. For more information and ideas on using projected scenery for your productions, please call John Mitchell at 818-769-9800.