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Stage Lighting Control Before Computers

  • By Thomas J. Blalock
  • Published in Vol. 44 no. 2 (spring 2008): 16
  • ABSTRACT: Throughout the last century, ingenious (and sometimes obscure) means were developed to approximate what we take for granted today: the convenience of presetting complex lighting cues.
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