Episode 15: Common Technical Mistakes and How to Avoid Them
- Gintautas Jazdauskas
- Jul 30
- 1 min read
This episode reviews frequent beginner mistakes in black light theatre. Uncontrolled light, overcrowded images, too many colours and props, reflective costume elements, visible logos or skin, cluttered backstage areas and poorly planned movement can all weaken the illusion. Another common error is asking participants to create complex stories before they understand how darkness, UV light, costumes and objects function. The episode recommends a prevention strategy based on simplicity, testing and gradual development. Technical literacy should come before complexity, while costume discipline, clear stage organisation and controlled movement help the audience read the intended action. Clarity is presented as the foundation that makes creativity visible.

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