(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.
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Passage of time demonstrated in a lighting cue
A Tight Center Stage Special
A Noticeable Use of Moving Light(s)
A Duet: One actor in Warm Light, one actor in Cool Light
A Mood/Music Change visibly accented with Light
A unique onstage "practical"
Visible Fog
Visible Haze
Cue with >1:00 fade time
Obvious Use of a "Primary source" Light
Visible "Ground Row" [floor] Lights
Obvious Use of a "Primary source" Light
Down Lights used without a front light
Noticeable use of Follow Spot
Visible Dry Ice
Offstage [secondary] Light that Infers another area
A Repeated Lighting Motif
A Repeated Lighting Motif
Important action intentionally happening in the darkness
Too much light on an actors face
Lighting that doesn't match the mood of the scene
hard blackout with a sound cue
A Duet: One actor in Warm Light, one actor in Cool Light
Visible Haze
A warm "practical" lamp within a cool flood
A Main Character speaking/singing, but not in the light
A Tight Center Stage Special
A warm "practical" lamp within a cool flood
A Lighting Cue Triggered by an actor
An Intentional Use of Shadow
An Intentional Use of Shadow
Rapid Fire Lighting Cues (more than 30 noticeable Cues in a single minute)
Down Lights used without a front light
Visible Dry Ice
Visible Stage Lighting Fixtures
"purposely" too dark scene
Lighting that doesn't match the mood of the scene
Linear LED Tape Lights
A scene that wouldn't work without Lighting to set the environment
Noticeable use of Follow Spot
A scene that wouldn't work without Lighting to set the environment
A Lighting Cue Triggered by an actor
A unique onstage "practical"
Too much light on an actors face
A Noticeable Use of Moving Light(s)
Visible Stage Lighting Fixtures
A Special Effect triggered by an actor
Linear LED Tape Lights
Gobo used [sharply] on Set for texture
Important action intentionally happening in the darkness
Passage of time demonstrated in a lighting cue
Visible "Ground Row" [floor] Lights
A Main Character speaking/singing, but not in the light
Visible Fog
A Mood/Music Change visibly accented with Light
Rapid Fire Lighting Cues (more than 30 noticeable Cues in a single minute)
Offstage [secondary] Light that Infers another area