Lighting design is heavily influenced by available rigging points and power infrastructure. Rigging determines fixture placement, angles, and movement capabilities, while power distribution dictates how many and what types of lights can operate efficiently. Designers must consider weight loads, safety regulations, and cable management. Inadequate rigging or power can limit creativity, requiring redesigns or substitutions. Early collaboration with riggers and electricians helps avoid last-minute compromises. Advances in lightweight fixtures and distributed power systems now allow greater flexibility, enabling ambitious designs even in challenging venues. Rigging and power are the unseen backbone of any successful lighting setup.