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Technical Rider 2017/2018 TECHNICAL RIDER 2017/2018 1 0. TABLE DES MATIERES…………………………………………………………………………………..... 1. CONTACTS ....................................................................................................................... pag. 3 2. AUDITORIUM ................................................................................................................... pag. 4 3. STAGE .............................................................................................................................. pag. 5 4. FLY SYSTEM / POINT HOISTS ............................................................................................ pag. 5 5. STAGE EQUIPEMENT ........................................................................................................ pag. 6 6. CREW CALLS .................................................................................................................... pag. 6 7. ORCHESTRA PIT ............................................................................................................... pag. 7 8. ORCHESTRE FACILITIES .................................................................................................... pag. 7 9. CONCERT AND CONCERT SHELL ....................................................................................... pag. 8 10. CURTAINS / DROPS / SCREENS / CARPETS .................................................................... pag. 11 11. LIGTHS ......................................................................................................................... pag. 12 12. SOUND ........................................................................................................................ pag. 14 13. SUBTITLES .................................................................................................................... pag. 15 14. VIDEO .......................................................................................................................... pag. 15 15. DRESSING ROOMS ....................................................................................................... pag. 16 16. REHEARSAL STUDIOS .................................................................................................... pag.17 17. LOADING PLATEFORM ................................................................................................. pag. 19 18. EMPTY STAGE AN VIRTUAL VISIT 360° .......................................................................... pag. 20 19. FIRE REGULATION ........................................................................................................ pag. 20 2 1. CONTACTS…………………………………………………………………………………………………. Technical Director : Lucia GOJ +33 1 49 52 50 22 +33 6 77 37 42 52 [email protected] Assistant of Technical Director : Ingrid LAIGNEL +33 1 49 52 50 22 [email protected] General Stage manager : François POMIE [email protected] Orchestra Stage manager : NN Responsible of Sound and Video: Stéphane FIZET [email protected] Responsible of stage hands and carpenter: François RENAUT [email protected] Responsible of lighting service: Pierre MARTIGNE [email protected] Responsable of Facility service : Saada TACHEBOUBET [email protected] QR Code Technical Dropbox of du TCE 3 2. AUDITORIUM……………………………………………………………………………………………. Théâtre des Champs-Elysées is an ERP (establishment for public use) type L 1st Unique Entity. The building is registered under Historical Monuments. So it would be greatly appreciated: - To be very careful with all installations in the Auditorium. - To ask for Technical Direction agreement about all special installations. The theatre can host 1 985 people on 4 levels. Parterre : 428 places Corbeille : 356 places 1er Balcon : 520 places 2ème Balcon : 428 places 4 3. STAGE……………………………………………………………………………………………………….. - Flat stage - Stage management downstage Right Stage. - Maximum load on the wooden floor: 500 kg/m² - ATTENTION: Red and orange bars, on the plan, are NOT AVAILABLES STAGE: - Depth: 18.50 m - Width between lateral walls: 29.15 m - Area: 424.76 m² - height under grid: 22.50 m - height under 1st walkway: 8.80 m PROSCENIUM ARCH: - Opening width: 11.68 m - Opening height: 10.24 m - First border usual height: 7.50 m 4. FLY SYSTEM / POINT HOISTS……………………………………………………………………… - Hydraulic system drived by Nobel electronic system - ATTENTION not lateral fly bar - Fly bars are separated by different lighting bridges. 75 FLY BARS: - Diameter of the tube 60 mm - Max load 500 kg on 6 wires - Maximum Speed: 1.8 m/s - Minimum Speed: 2 mm/s - Length of bars 1 to 7: 14.50 m - Length of bars 8 to 75: 18.00 m + side tubes 2 x 0.80 m - Maximum travel from stage to grid: 22.50 m 24 POINT HOISTS: - Maximum load is 500 kg on 1 wire - Maximum Speed: 1.8 m/s - Minimum Speed: 2 mm/s - Maximum travel from stage to grid 22.50 m - Position on the grid not more than 7.25m from the center 5 ELECTRIC CHAIN HOIST (type Verlinde) just in front of Opening - Max load 200 kg each hoist - Possibility to connect the 5 hoists with a truss (triangular or flat) - Possibility to have to lateral trusses and to use the central hoist alone 5 1 LIGHTING MOVING BRIDGE DOWNSTAGE: - Width: 0.70 m - Length 12 m - Maximum load 1 000 kg - Speed 10cm/s - It’s not allowed to move the bridge during performances. 3 LIGHTING MOVING BRIDGE: - Depth 0.70 m - Width 21.00 m - Maximum load 2 400 kg - Speed 10 cm/s - It’s not allowed to move bridges during performances. 5. STAGE EQUIPEMENT…………………………………………………………………………………. ELEVATEURS X, Y, Z - 3 elevators integrated to the stage (US) - Maximum travel out of stage level: 2.50m - ATTENTION those elevators cannot be moved during the show ORCHESTRA SEATS PODIUM - They are used only with orchestra shell PODIUMS - 28 podium 2.96 m for 0.96 m - 6 podium 1.89 m par 0.96 m - 3 podium 0.90 m par 0.96 m - 2 podium 0.50 m par 0.96 m - Podium extra legs series of 20, 40, 60, 80 cm height - 10 aluminium podium 2m*1m black stain finished - 10 series of 4 telescopic legs 60/60 HT 80 à 140 cm - 10 tube clamps of 2 legs 60/60 mm - 10 tube clamps of 4 legs 60/60 mm MOTEUR VENTUM - 4 Mecanum scenery wagon - Dimensions 1m x 1m x 0.20 (hauteur) - 4 wireless remote-control units 6. CREW CALLS……………………………………………………………………………………………… Morning call: 08:00 am / 12:00am or 01:00pm Lunch break Afternoon call: 02.00 pm / 06.00 pm or 07:00pm Dinner break Evening call: 07:00 pm or 08:00 pm / 00:00 pm or 00:30 am Night call: 00.00 am / 06.00am 6 7. ORCHESTRA PIT…………………………………………………………………………………………. Proscenium is composed of 4 elevators and there are different options: BIG PROSCENIUM: - Depth: 4.14 m - Wall to wall width: 17.00 m - Area: 60.8 m² LITTEL PROSCENIUM: - Depth: 2.49 m - Wall to wall width: 17.00 m - Area: 33.70 m² RAW AA: ppossibility to add 21 seats when pit A is to audience level 8. ORCHESTRA FACILITIES………………………………………………………………………………… - 1 Conductor podium - 1 Conductor seat - 5 contrebasso seats SIE 5510N22 - 14 cello seats SIE 1320N22 - 102 black chairs on racks (15 by) - 105 grey chairs - 130 black music stands including 35 music stands with light. 7 9. CONCERT AND CONCERT SHELL…………………………………………………………………… RDF safety gold curtain close (70 m²) © T0 (120m²) 8 T1 (160 m²) T2 (200m²) 9 T3 (240m²) T4 (280m²) _ 10 10. CURTAINS / DROPS / SCREENS / CARPETS………………………………………………….. House curtain (German opening) 2 backdrop WOOLSERGE BLACK: - Width 18.00 m - Height 11.00 m 5 border WOOLSERGE BLACK - Width 22.00 m - Height 3.50 m 1 opening drop WOOLSERGE BLACK : - Width 14.00 m - Height 10.22 m 2½ backdrop WOOLSERGE BLACK - Width: 10 m - Height: 11.25 m 5 of lines of legs (LS and RS) WOOLSERGE BLACK - Width: 3.50 m - Height: 8.50 m 2 of lines of legs (LS and RS) WOOLSERGE NOIR LISSE - Width 3.50 m - Height 12.00 m 1 White tulle gobelins : - Width : 18.00 m - Height : 11.00 m 1 Black tulle Gobelins : - Width : 18.00 m - Height : 11.00 m 1 Black tulle Opera: 11 - Width: 14.60 m - Height: 11.20 m 1 Grey PVC screen: - Width: 18.00 m - Height: 11.50 m 1 White PVC screen rear projection (Gerriets): - Width: 15.70 m - Height: 11.00 m 1 Grey-Blue PVC screen Opera (Gerriets): - Width: 14.00 m - Height: 11.00 m 1 Optitrans PVC screen (Gerriets): - Width: 18.00 m - Height: 11.50 m 1 Optiblack PVC screen (Gerriets) - Width: 18.00 m - Height: 11.50 m 1 Black danse carpet, - Harlequin studio - Laid on stage LS to RS direction 11. LIGHTS: - 3 Power access on stage: 160 A/380 V + N + T on stage - 8 Power distribution as follow: o 1 of 3 X 32A o 3 of 1 X 32A et 4 X16A o 4 of 6 X 16A EQUIPEMENT LX - 2 lighting boards Freedom ADB - 250 Permanent Dimmers 3 kW - 173 Permanent Dimmers 5 kW - 16 Permanent Dimmers fluo 2 kW - 15 Permanent Dimmers 10 kW - 10 Solid State Relay - 2 Movable Dimmers 12 x 5 kw - 2 Movable Dimmer Digi 6 x 3 kw Fluo - 10 PC 500w ADB 18°/38° - 90 PC 1 kW halogen scenilux - 40 PC 2 kW halogen ADB 5°/65° - 2 Blondes with barn doors - 4 Open face with barn doors - 10 Profile 575w Souce4 Junior ETC - 22°/50° - 30 Profile 1 kW Robert Juliat 614 SX - 16°/35° - 55 Profile s1 kW Robert Juliat 613 SX - 28°/54° - 10 Profile 1 kW Robert Juliat 611 SX - 11°/26° 12 - 10 Profile 2 kW Robert Juliat 714 SX - 15°/40° - 2 Profile 2 kW Robert Juliat 711 SX 2 - 08°/16° - 20 Profile 2 kW Robert Juliat 714 SX 2 - 15°/40° - 15 Profile 2 kW Robert Juliat 713 SX - 29°/50° - 2 Profile HMI 2,5 kW Robert Juliat MSR 934 SNX 16°/38° OR 933 SNX 30°/53° with Color changer - 2 Follow spot HMI 2.5 kW Robert Juliat Aramis 4.5°/8° - 10 Fresnel 2 kW Quartz Color Castor - 10 Fresnel
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