Into the Woods - Stage Automation

[@purplerain120]

Great ideas

[@thegrinooguy7376]

I love this film ! I'M INteresing of elevator of stage of svhoool i'm from poland and my englihs is't perfect ?

[@Globerson]

dsdaExtraordinary fdsfs nope

[@Xeno455]

Your English was pretty broken six years ago, I'm sort of curious how it's advanced. If you reply, that is.

[@AestheticMess]

... sweet.

[@GREVIEWS02]

So cool

[@bensherm2389]

Um, smoke first and then lift down, its the 101 of stage effects PSU, get it together, plus all your strobe effect is wasted in the grid, use directional next time.

[@FlatEarthMath]

I was thinking this exact thing. I saw "The Adding Machine" at that same theatre in Penn State circa 1986, and they did exactly as you said: carpeted the floor with a few inches of fog, and the lead character (standing on the small square elevator) disappeared into the floor. Very cool in performance.

[@freddiology]

Why so rude?

[@OneOnlyAnd]

@@freddiologyit’s not rude it’s a suggestion

[@vaslav030547]

It's trap! They have been around for 100 years.

[@Globerson]

Harvey Levene try hundreds.. the Globe had trap(s), at least 400 years

[@NairAthul]

Yes but those are operated manually while these are automated.

[@jimc5096]

So since you seem to want to slam their production, let a retired professional stage hand with 50 years of experience - including Broadway (some place you will never work unless you are an usher) say DUH FOOL!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Oh, and one historical FACT that you clearly don't know - traps have been around since the Greeks used them starting sometime around the 8th century BC - have someone explain to you that is way longer than 100 years. Stick to operating the remote control for your tv and standing in line for a ticket.

[@vaslav030547]

A stage trap is a stage trap. They still work on a counter balance system.@@NairAthul

[@vaslav030547]

I was trying to be kind,@@Globerson