Confetti Theater Effect
Using confetti can add excitement to a stage show. It's beautiful, visual and kinetic, and it comes in many varieties of colors, shapes and material. The user has options for different effects, depending on lighting, the type of confetti and the type of machine used to launch the confetti.
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Fireworks Effect
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Multi-colored confetti can be shot to look like fireworks. It's easier and safer than pyrotechnics, so it can be used indoors.
Outdoor Effect
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A confetti cannon can fill a public space, such as a city square or a park area, in seconds. This is an option for outdoor theater.
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Snow Effect
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Confetti can look like real snow. It can be used for snowstorms during a performance or for ground cover on a stage set.
Shimmering Effect
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Confetti made from mylar--a shiny, metallic material--shimmers as it falls, and can be very effective with proper lighting. It's often used in rock concerts.
Gentle Effect
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A tumbler revolves and allows only small amounts of confetti to fall through its holes at a given time. Tumblers are used for gentle effects.
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