And you obviously used your flash, which is useless when the item your are taking a picture of is more than 4 feet away from you.
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Theaterguy, thanks for the great shot of the Mormon show curtain and portal. Seeing that pre-show look, boy were we excited for the visuals Scott Pask would treat us too for the rest of the night!... (You can see where this is headed, right?)
Our own 2 cents are that nothing else in the show came close to the promise of this first look, with the possible exception of the home-made portal made of sticks and twine late in the show that imitates that first pristine show portal. Ah well...
Just got back from a week of 'show seeing' and thought I'd share some more photos of show curtains and 'stage setups'... Sorry if they're looking a little fuzzy.
Can I just be a techie nerd for one second? Thanks. One of my biggest pet peeves about a pre-show setup with a scrim/drop/whatever is whenever the actual drop is not entirely trim. When a scrim is trimmed, that means that it completely touching the stage on every part along the bottom. When it is not trimmed, the pipe that weighs down the piece is often slightly (if not largely) hovering above the stage at random points. This is a simple fix, folks. The most recent offender for me was Spider-Man and Wonderland. You can actually see how terrible the trim is on Spider-Man from Legally Broadway's lovely picture. (It is a nice scrim, but not a nice trim!)