Can't remember if it was here or another board but there was a discussion on how to pinspot tables. Last night I worked one where another company got the lighting portion and part of their job was to pinspot the center-pieces on the tables. The way they did it was to hang a t-bar from the wall hangers for the move-able wall sections. I believe I saw zip cord being run thru the channels for power. Here's a pic:
They used standard mirror ball pinspots (non-LED) to hit the centerpieces, then used a non-LED par46 to spotlight the cake. I wasn't present when the install was done but obviously somebody didn't aim the lights correctly. The lights hits the center of the table, usually at the base of the centerpieces. I wondered if the planner even noticed but I kept my mouth shut and made a mental note. Might come in handy down the road in better competing for future contracts. Thought you guys might like to see it.
They used standard mirror ball pinspots (non-LED) to hit the centerpieces, then used a non-LED par46 to spotlight the cake. I wasn't present when the install was done but obviously somebody didn't aim the lights correctly. The lights hits the center of the table, usually at the base of the centerpieces. I wondered if the planner even noticed but I kept my mouth shut and made a mental note. Might come in handy down the road in better competing for future contracts. Thought you guys might like to see it.