Our history

At Apollo, our work is defined by precision physics and raw manufacturing—but a template or a piece of dichroic glass is inherently silent until it meets a vision. The cultural icons, the architectural installations, and the cinematic milestones recorded below were not achieved by our factory alone. They were realized through our global network of authorized lighting dealers and distributors.

Much like a premium athletic canvas relies on the athlete to bring it to life, our engineering relies on our dealers. They possess the local expertise, the production relationships, and the logistical brilliance that connect our manufacturing floor to the hands of the world's most visionary lighting designers. We build the tool; they build the legacy.

Please note: To preserve the technical integrity and design coordination required to deploy advanced optical components, Apollo products are exclusively specified and accessible through our authorized dealer network. THIS IS A FILLER EXAMPLE PARAGRAPGH

Historical Journey

1980s

Defining the "Gobo"

Originated as a backronym for "Go Between" or "Graphical Optical Blackout," the term cemented itself as an industry standard in the 1980s with the rise of automated stage lighting. Functioning as precise optical masks at a fixture's focal plane, gobos block specific portions of a light beam to manipulate light and shadow, introduce texture, and project sharp geometric boundaries.

1970