ring the color, rhythm, and unstoppable energy of 1960s Baltimore to the stage with a complete collection of theatrical backdrops, animated environments, broadcast graphics, transitions, and video effects created for live performance.
 
From Tracy’s Baltimore neighborhood and the Corny Collins television studio to Motormouth’s Record Shop and the Miss Teenage Hairspray broadcast, this package provides visual coverage throughout the production and includes a ready-to-use QLab workspace with scenic projections, video sequences, transitions, fades, and optional live-camera cues already programmed.
 
Package at a Glance
Complete visual coverage for both acts
Still-image and animated scenic projections
Colorful 1960s-inspired graphics, patterns, textures, and transitions
Corny Collins television broadcast environments
Optional live-camera integration
Black-and-white and vintage film-grain effects for live video
Split-scene projection environments
Ready-to-use, fully customizable QLab workspace
One 30-minute phone or Zoom setup consultation
Digital Delivery
Production Content Usage License
 
The package includes projection designs for:
Tracy’s bedroom and Baltimore neighborhood
The Corny Collins television studio
The Turnblad home
The girls’ bedroom vanities
The television studio audition
Patterson Park High School detention
The Patterson Park High School gymnasium
“Welcome to the 60’s”
The dodgeball sequence
Motormouth’s Record Shop
The protest
The Women’s House of Detention
The Har-De-Har Hut
Penny’s bedroom
Motormouth’s house
The Corny Collins Studio
The Eventorium
The Miss Teenage Hairspray broadcast
Preshow, intermission, curtain-call, and postshow images
 
The Corny Collins Show
The Corny Collins broadcasts are supported by a collection of colorful studio environments, period-inspired television graphics, bumpers, transitions, and optional live-camera elements.
 
Broadcast content can support:
“The Nicest Kids in Town”
“The New Girl in Town”
Tracy’s television audition
“I Can Hear the Bells”
“The 60’s Playoff”
The Corny Collins bumpers
“(It’s) Hairspray”
“Cooties”
“You Can’t Stop the Beat”
The Miss Teenage Hairspray broadcast
 
The visual package helps transform the stage from a theatrical environment into a live 1960s television broadcast while leaving room for practical cameras, studio scenery, choreography, and performers.
 
Optional Live-Camera Integration
The QLab workspace includes optional cues designed to allow a live camera feed to appear within the Corny Collins broadcast projections.
 
When used with a compatible camera, video-capture device, and properly configured QLab system, the live feed can be displayed as part of the television-studio content and enhanced with:
 
Black-and-white television treatment
1960s-inspired film grain
Vintage broadcast contrast and texture
Period-style framing and screen placement
 
These cues allow your production to feature live close-ups of performers during selected Corny Collins sequences while maintaining the visual style of an early television broadcast.
 
Live-camera functionality is optional. Productions that do not wish to use a camera can perform the show with the supplied scenic and broadcast content alone. Camera equipment, capture hardware, cabling, and live-video configuration are not included.
 
Colorful 1960s Visual Style
The projection package draws inspiration from mid-century advertising, television variety shows, record shops, fashion graphics, and popular entertainment.
 
Visual content includes:
Bold period color combinations
Retro geometric patterns
Television test patterns and broadcast graphics
Record-shop and dance-show imagery
Black-and-white television sequences
Vintage film texture
Animated musical accents
High-energy transitions
Finale and company graphics
These elements create a consistent visual language while allowing each location and musical number to develop its own personality.
 
Ready-to-Use QLab Workspace

Files will be available 48 hrs from time of purchase.
Every scenic image, animated sequence, broadcast graphic, live-camera option, transition, fade, and blackout is organized into a programmed QLab workspace. Cue labels include scene references and suggested placement information to help your operator follow the production.
 
The workspace is ready to use as supplied but can also be adjusted for your production’s:
Pacing and scene-change timing
Scenic design and staging
Musical and choreographic timing
Live-camera placement
Broadcast framing
Optional split scenes
Cue order
Fade timing
Projection surface and output requirements
Most cues are manually triggered, allowing the projections to follow the timing and choices of your live performers.
 
Technical Support Included
Your package includes one 30-minute phone or Zoom consultation. We can help you open the workspace, connect the media files, configure your display, and confirm that the supplied content is playing correctly through your projector or video wall.
 
The consultation can also provide general guidance for locating the optional live-camera cues. Camera compatibility, capture-device installation, and production-specific video engineering remain the responsibility of the purchaser.
 
Licensing
Purchase provides a limited license to use the digital content for one production at the theatre and for the performance dates identified in the order. The package does not include performance rights, scripts, scores, music, accompaniment tracks, camera equipment, capture hardware, or authorized show logos.
 
Files may not be transferred, shared, resold, redistributed, or reused for another production.