lightboard
- noun
- /ˈlaɪtˌbɔrd/
- Specialized
- He expertly programmed the lightboard to enhance the visual impact of the musical with vibrant colors.
Examples
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The master electrician had an Aiwa negative ion pulsar going over by the lightboard in the control room.
Fiction book (2002) -
But that won't happen for nine more minutes, the lightboard suspended over the platform tells me.
Fiction book (1991) -
Dr. Choudry, at her last appointment, had clipped X-rays of her chest to a lightboard and pointed out the cloudy areas where fluid lay trapped.
Fiction book (1998) -
The technician adjusted the settings on the lightboard to create a dramatic effect for the play's final scene.
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During the performance, the director communicated cues through the lightboard to coordinate the lighting changes.
Synonyms
A flat panel inside electronic devices that holds small parts
How Complex
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Morphology
Etymology
Lightboard comes from the simple parts light 'brightness' and board 'panel', and you can think of it like a soundboard or switchboard but for lights. So a lightboard is the control panel used to 'operate' the stage lighting, which is why the name fits its job.