Cue calls and follow-spot coordination that work in a blackout.
A hand signal only works if someone's looking, and in a blackout no one is. RogerDeck's channel carries the call anyway, to the board and to every follow-spot op at the same time.
What RogerDeck replaces
- Hand signals to a follow-spot op that only work if they're looking your way
- Shared house radio for a cue that only lighting needs to hear
- Calling a cue without knowing if anyone's on the channel to hear it
What you get
- A Lighting-only channel, separate from stage and audio traffic
- A cue call that reaches every spot op at once, dark stage or not
- A headcount on the channel, so you know how many are on before you call the cue
ROGER on assigned tasks: your Crew Chief sends the job, and one tap tells them you've got it. Coming soon.
Running a show with a full lighting department?
Tell us your crew size and we'll walk you through it.