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  • Our Mission  

    Brite Box, Inc. has set out to redefine the role of xenon follow spotlights in the entertainment industry. We believe in a product that is simple, yet sophisticated, offering user-friendly controls and a superior quality of light in a minimal package.

    Support and accountability are the primary values of Brite Box, Inc. Unlike our competitors, who manufacture only for the end sale, our staff has several decades of experience working directly with fixtures in a rental market.

  • The Science Behind the Brite Box Technology  

    Xenon Lighting
    While most professional followspots utilize a short-arc xenon light source, Brite Box fixtures contain a uniquely superior adaptation of the familiar xenon globe.

    Optics
    Brite Box followspots contain the most highly advanced lensing system ever known in a followspots application.

    Our lenses are precision-cut using advanced laser technology and are coated with an anti-reflective material to ensure maximum light transmission.

    Mechanics
    It is no secret among lighting designers and gaffers that a followspot can only be as effective as the operator who controls it. Brite Box followspots contain a simple, yet rugged system of mechanical controls that can weather the demands of any event from concert tours to broadcast television.
  • A Fun-size Followspot with the Punch of a Heavyweight Boxer  

    View from behind Brite Box Flame pointing toward the fifty yard line at Mercedes Benz Stadium, New Orleans, Louisiana.


    The Brite Box Flame is a revolutionary new hybrid followspot that brings together the most sophisticated techologies of xenon lighting and cinema projection.

    Brite Box offers five separate versions of the revolutionary, "Flame," ceramic xenon followspot. Each fixture delivers a light output greater than any followspot in its class and equivalent to that of luminaires requiring twice the power.

    Please choose from the links below to view the data sheet for each Flame followspot.

    ST2000 Short Throw

    MT3000 Medium Throw

    MT3000 Long Throw High Intensity

    LT3000 Long Throw

    SLT4500 Super Long Throw

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    See Brite Box in Action  

    Brite Box at Super Bowl XLVI.
    Image courtesy of Quinn Smith
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    Brite Box at Super Bowl XLVI
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    Brite Box at Super Bowl XLVI
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    Load-in for Super Bowl XLVI
    Indianapolis
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    Showing at the Phoebus booth.
    LDI 2012
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    Brite Box CFO Greg Smith & friend
    LDI 2012
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    J. Tedesco (left) & Q. Smith (right)
    LDI 2012
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    M. Clark (3rd from left), G. Smith (4th) & Q. Smith (far right)
    LDI 2012
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  • Brite Box is here to Serve You  

    We won’t leave you out in the rain 

    Brite Box technical support is available seven days a week to assist you with maintenance, troubleshooting, and repairs.

    Don't hesitate to give us a call!
    Call us: +1 818 394 6330

  • Contact Us With Any Questions   or Propositions  

    9338 San Fernando Road, Sun Valley, California, 91352
    +1 818 394 6330Telephone:
    E-mail: quinn@briteboxinc.com

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  • Privacy Policy  

    Brite Box, Inc. does not sell, trade, or disclose in any way confidential client information to any third party for any purpose whatsoever. We respect our customers' right to keep their information private.

    Under no circumstances will we contact our clients via e-mail requesting personal and sensitive information.

    Brite Box does not distribute e-mail advertisements or spam, so please ignore any correspondence that pretends to be so.

    E-mail: gas@BriteBoxinc.com

  • Read more  

    The Lighting Revolution
    The Brite Box is the future of followspot lighting technology.
    It is the only followspot in its type and class, with a light source unlike any other in the history of entertainment luminaires.

    Industry experts first conceived, planned and built the Brite Box as the ultimate followspot solution for the entertainment lighting business.

    Brite Box lighting. Peformance without equal and efficiency by design.

  • The Brite Box Team  

    Brite Box, Inc. began in the summer of 2011 as a joint project between business entrepreneurs Greg Smith and John Tedesco.

    Brite Box envisioned a new, dynamic purpose for an existing light source drawn from a related technological field. Smith's existing lighting company, Arc Light Efx, and his quarter century of involvement with the entertainment industry provided the framework for an entirely new type of followspot. Tedesco's lighting products have served as the foundation for implementing the Brite Box lamp in a viable, production followspot.

    Brite Box represents the perfect union of superior xenon engineering and the technical savvy of an experienced lighting team.

    Support and accountability are the primary values of Brite Box, Inc. Unlike our competitors, who manufacture only for the end sale, our staff has several decades of experience working in rental markets.

  • Brite Box Company News  

    This year at the annual LDI convention in Las Vegas, Brite Box was a hit among convention-goers. Check out the review by Miles Dudgeon for Live Design magazine here

    In December of 2011, world-renowned lighting directors Bob Barnhart and Dave Grill, in association with Full Flood, Inc., invited Brite Box to showcase its new product, the Flame, at the Super Bowl XLVI Half Time Show, starring Madonna.

    On 28 January, 2012, The Flame made the 2,100 mile trip from Los Angeles to Indianapolis where it became the first followspot of its type to illuminate talent at a major entertainment event. The Flame performed flawlessly throughout the unforgettable twelve-minute performance, much to the delight of lighting designers Al Gurdon and Rich Gorrod and an estimated 100 million viewers around the globe.

    The Brite Box Flame made headlines in the March issue of PLSN magazine, and the link may be visited here.