The choice of stage lights depends on the type of event and the desired effect. For concerts and live shows, lights such as beam and wash lights offer great coverage and dramatic effects. For parties and smaller events, LED strobe and par lights create vibrant atmospheres. For spot lighting, such as in theatre performances, blinder lights are ideal. Explore our options in each category to find the equipment that best suits your event.

Stage lights include various types depending on their function and effect. Some of the common names are: Strobe lights for flashing effects, LED Par for general colored illumination, Wash for smooth and even coverage, Beam for intense and concentrated beams, and Blinder for creating blinding light effects at specific times.

Stage lighting combines different types of lights to achieve the best effect. LED par lights are used to cover large areas with color, wash lights to create a homogeneous atmosphere, beam lights for intense flashes, and blinder and strobe lights for special effects. Each type serves a unique function that contributes to the visual impact of the event.

Stage lights are typically mounted on truss structures, stands, and control systems. Trusses allow for safe and precise placement of each light at the desired angle and height, while control systems allow intensity, color, and effects to be adjusted from a console. At Full-Stage, we have a variety of structures and accessories to optimize the installation of any light set.

LED stage lights are highly efficient, consuming less energy and offering a longer lifespan than traditional lights. They operate through light-emitting diodes (LEDs) that generate intense colors and customized visual effects, ideal for concerts, theater and events. In addition, they are compatible with DMX control systems, allowing complex effects to be programmed and lighting to be synchronized with the music.

The amount of lumens depends on the size of the stage and the atmosphere you want to create. For small events, 1,000 to 5,000 lumens may be sufficient. For larger stages and outdoor events, 10,000 to 20,000 lumens is recommended to achieve outstanding visual impact. Our products have detailed specifications to help you choose the right intensity.

Stage lights can project almost any color, thanks to the options of LED lights and DMX systems. Warm colors, cool colors, and custom combinations allow you to create unique atmospheres. In theater, the most popular colors are white, blue, and red, while concerts and parties look for a more vibrant and changing palette. Our LED lights have color-changing options and effects for every occasion.

Theatre lights fall into several categories based on their function: overhead lights for overhead illumination, side lights for creating shadows and drama, and floor lights for highlighting facial expressions. At Full-Stage, we have lights that fulfill these functions, helping you create a theatrical atmosphere in any space.

The light that follows a performer on stage is called a follow light or follow spot . This light highlights the performer, allowing the audience to follow every move. It is commonly used in concerts, theater, and live performances. This type of light is designed to move with the performer, keeping them in the spotlight at all times.

To light a stage, first define the type of event and its atmosphere. Use LED par lights or washes for general lighting, beams for specific effects, and blinders or strobes for moments of impact. Also consider the placement of the lights: overhead and side lights are often key in theater, while front lights and special effects are common at concerts and parties.