Nothing acts as a symbol for the dance floor quite like a disco ball (AKA mirror ball). We combine the old school effect with the new school technology of intelligent lighting to create a variety of effects rather than just a single “steady-on” effect. Hundreds or thousands of small disco dots reflect off the disco ball when hit by the bright beams of light placed coming from our beam lights, each mounted strategically around the four corners of the dance floor in the above image (📸 Credit: Zhaun Frias Photography). Some photos and videos include haze or fog. The haze machine creates atmosphere that makes the reflection beam paths visible, creating a starburst look or glitter when used with gobo and prism effects.
Disco Ball Lighting Video Examples
(📸 Credit: By Halie)
Royal Sonesta Disco Ball Lighting with Wash Lighting
Barn Wedding Disco Ball Lighting
Disco Ball Lighting
Popponesset Inn Disco Ball Lighting with Intelligent Bistro Lighting
Country Club Disco Ball Lighting at The Club at New Seabury, Mashpee, MA
Tent Disco Ball Lighting & Wash Lighting with Multiple Disco Balls
Free-Standing Disco Ball Lighting with Uplighting
Barn Disco Ball Lighting, Wells Reserve at Laudholm in Wells, ME
Greenery Disco Ball Lighting at Kingsley Pines Camp in Raymond, ME
Video features some varying looks that can be produced by the disco ball. It has the capacity to create lighting effects both slow and fast, chill and upbeat.
Space Disco Lighting by Boston Event Lighting
Take your lighting to the next level and use a variety of disco balls. The above video features lighting by Boston Event Lighting Designer James Biller. The disco balls are hung in a Geodesic Dome (ask us about our Dome rental) symbolically to represent celestial bodies of our solar system: Mars, Saturn, and Neptune and the Sun. dot as seen above.
Disco Ball Lighting with Haze
Haze will take the disco ball lighting at your event to the next level. If added to your lighting package, haze or fog will create translucency in the air that shows the beam of each disco dot as seen above.
13 mirror balls strung with greenery. The central mirror ball is motorized and measures 24″ in diameter. The surrounding ones are static and measure 8″, 10″, and 12″ in diameter.
Video features some varying looks that can be produced by the disco ball. It has the capacity to create lighting effects both slow and fast, chill and upbeat.
Disco balls are THE symbol of the dance floor. Don’t take our word for it, Google it!