rec.arts.theatre.stagecraft

>> Fogger with a chiller attachment?
>>
>
> The OP wants to use a hazer, since he's got one.
>
> I'm doubtful about it; haze is supposed to be, well, hazy.
> You're not supposed to see IT so much as the light cutting
> through it. Low-lying haze just seems like a waste of time and
> energy.
>
> A fogger with a chiller would give him the effect, but I just
> don't see his hazer doing anything useful blowing through a
> chiller.

Me neither but as he didn't mention he only wanted to use his hazer, I
think, the fogger and chiller is the "best" alternative and not expensive.
The hazer, as you mention, won't be any help for a low laying fog.

Don't know how big his theatre is but you can buy a fogger from Radio
Shack/The Source by Circuit City for under $. For my small community
theatre, I bought two for around $ late last year. Not pro equipment
but for a small 300 seat theatre, more than adequate for filling the stage
with a fog so thick you can't see the cast. Sometimes not a bad idea given
some of the community performances I have to suffer through. :-)


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