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Scrim also known as Sharkstooth Scrim, is an open weave material that is used to produce special effects on stage. If a scrim has a higher concentration of light on the front side, it appears opaque. If a scrim has a higher concentration of light on the back side it appears translucent. Because of this property, scrims are often used to produce a reveal. For instance, if an actor is in front of the set of an interior of a house, and he starts to remember a scene from his past, the set seems to dissolve so that you can see the scene played out right where the wall was. This affect is achieved with a painted scrim. Care should be taken on how close an object you wish to reveal is placed to the material. If it is too close, the object may be able to be seen before you want it to. Scrim may be painted with thin paint or dye, but it is important not to fill the holes. Scrim is available in a variety of widths and colors, the most common being black, white, and dark blue.
Please click the links below for color charts, listing of available sizes, and pricing.
For Sharkstooth Scrim lighting tips, please click here. |
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