Driving Studios premieres a cyclorama built and illuminated by Grau Luminotecnia and Kinolux

Kinolux and Grau Lighting have worked together on the latest project of Driving Studios: a new 1000 m2 study in which an endless L-shaped cyclorama has been integrated.

Grau Lighting has been in charge of the Design and execution of this new space, while the Professional lighting has been carried out by Kinolux. Completely Finished in white, the space has a 30-meter rail system, curtains Sound absorption, a grill of Three motorized truss islands and a system of Power and DMX for your enlightenment.

With the aim of achieving maximum Safety and sustainability, the cyclorama has been manufactured in plasterboard (totally fireproof), and has a vertical upright structure, made with Recycled industrial shelving. To be able to close on the U-shaped cyclorama and give greater versatility to the space, a rail system TeycoRig They offer a straight track 20 m long.

A fixed system of Truss It has been equipped with engines for Hop on and off three independent Truss islands with 18 sections of square truss. Each island rises up to 8 meters high and allows a maximum load of 2000 kilos of lighting. To provide the set with the greatest possible connectivity, each island has its own own electrical power box, including 32A CETAC connection and Schuko connections, plus 5pin DMX connection for professional LED lighting.

The DOP and director of business development at Medium Parasol, Tito Arcas, he has been in charge of the direction of photography at the teaser of the launch of this new set, whose filming has had spectacular light of Cinelux and with conventional light of Kinolux.

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