1. A stage design centered around LED rental screens for concerts, with lighting space around each screen.
This type of stage is quite common. It features a deep, integrated stage frame with screens suspended in a staggered fashion above it. Moving head lights are hung between the screens. This staggered arrangement of the screens visually extends the stage into the distance, creating a strong sense of depth and perspective. The ample space for lighting further enhances the atmosphere and dynamism, effectively conveying the theme of the event.
2. A stage setting using LED rental screens as the "center" or backdrop, combined with real-life scenery in front.
The 2012 CCTV Mid-Autumn Festival Gala featured an even more ingenious design. A large moon was constructed using a rented LED screen above an ancient building. The stage for the evening's performance was the open space in front of the building, with the building serving as the backdrop and the full moon as the main element. The stage design was ingenious, seamlessly integrating the rented LED screen with the real scenery, perfectly matching the theme of the evening. The stage's form and three-dimensionality were strong, and it provided ample space for lighting. This stage not only conformed to traditional aesthetics but also incorporated modern technological elements, presenting a highly realistic stage effect from both close-up and long-distance views.
3. The entire concert stage design was solely based on the large rented LED screen, which served as the backdrop and side curtains. All spatial and temporal elements within the scene were rendered by the large screen, allowing the actors to perform without props.
This approach is common in many places, and it has its advantages: it's convenient and cost-effective. A single image can convey all the necessary plot details. A short video can showcase the entire program's form. This is especially beneficial for some local television stations, who have saved a significant amount on stage design costs by purchasing a large screen. From a distance, the stage appears cohesive and grand. However, up close, the LED rental screens at concerts inevitably exhibit graininess and an unrealistic feel, creating a sense of distance. Another drawback is the limited space for lighting design. Due to the box-like set design, the placement of lights is extremely limited, resulting in a lack of ambient and stage lighting, thus diminishing the overall atmosphere. Such stages are also very expensive, making it difficult to achieve a perfect stage effect simply by using rental LED screens.
In summary, these are the three common design forms for concert LED rental screens. Each form has its own advantages and disadvantages. Therefore, when choosing a specific method, it is essential to consider the concert venue and stage environment to ensure the best possible result from the LED rental screen design.
