Hi Brandon. Thanks for sharing this idea. We just unveiled our new backdrop last Sunday and it turned out pretty good. It's based on this same design. Keep up the good work.
Danielle Monique great question! Our back wall was beige and for a while we just worked around it. But it was difficult. We ended up using black fabric that we put up and took down as needed. The darker the background, the more the stage element stands out.
+lb040497 The colorodo tour battens came from Chauvet Professional, but the majority of them we ordered from a supplier in China. You can find lots of them on Alibaba or AliExpress.com Hope this Helps!
+Louis Morales Thanks for your question! We used a small drill bit and drilled through the side of the coroplast, then simply looped the fishing line through.
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Hi Brandon. Thanks for sharing this idea. We just unveiled our new backdrop last Sunday and it turned out pretty good. It's based on this same design. Keep up the good work.
+Jeff Rickabaugh Thanks so much! We would love to see some pictures!
+Brandon Cook Here's a link to our website... or do you have an email address I could send to.crossroadsbic.com/vertical-panels-backdrop
LOVE IT! Congratulations. Looks better than what we did. Thanks for sharing and keep up the good work!
Many Thanks
Does this really help with sound?
wow i love it
Do you have to have black paint for the background? My walls are beige so just seeing if having a light background will take the same affect
Danielle Monique great question!
Our back wall was beige and for a while we just worked around it. But it was difficult. We ended up using black fabric that we put up and took down as needed. The darker the background, the more the stage element stands out.
Where do you buy your light strips from?
+lb040497 The colorodo tour battens came from Chauvet Professional, but the majority of them we ordered from a supplier in China. You can find lots of them on Alibaba or AliExpress.com Hope this Helps!
How did you tie the boards to the fishing line
+Louis Morales Thanks for your question! We used a small drill bit and drilled through the side of the coroplast, then simply looped the fishing line through.
can you guys video d process
More videos pls
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Eudes Jonathas I'll figure out how to do that
I don't like it