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Lighting Notes and Information

Lighting Design Project


Project Requirements:
  • Your group will design a lighting presentation around a piece of music (1 minute or less is a good time length to aim for).
  • Your stage will already be set with a small white backdrop to pick up the light and color.  If you would like to add a small prop or piece(s) of scenery in front of that, you are welcome to (but not required).
  • There should be no live actors on stage, and no manipulation of set pieces on stage during the presentation.
  • Use at least 6 source four instruments from the catwalk 
  • Use the color LED instruments from the first electric
  • You should primarily design your presentation as a show (pressing 'go' to advance cues).  You can use a submaster for an effect if you like, but let your focus be in programming your show.

Optional to include:
  • Gobo or Lighting Gel with a Source Four
  • Other instruments from the first electric (Ellipsoidals or PAR's)

Group 1:  Archyr Edelman, Rae Glass, Erin Haralson, Bri Bostic, John Mottola
  • In Class Focus/Design Tuesday Sept 20
  • In Class Presentation Thursday Sept 22

Group 2: Elliott Leis, Sam Darhower, Sirela Escala, Alexi Bowden, Bella Fernandes, Berkeley Coppage​
  • In Class Focus/Design Wednesday, Sept 28
  • In Class Presentation Monday, Oct 3

Group 3:  Josh Markotich, Nolan McGrath, Arcadius Patterson, Bunny Yow, Mianne Goforth
  • In Class Focus/Design Wednesday Oct 5
  • In Class Presentation Friday, Oct 7

Group 4:  Avery Brown, Elle Wadas, Astrid Ruiz, Dash Sannutti
  • In Class Focus/Design Tuesday, Oct 18
  • In Class Presentation Thursday Oct 20
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  • Lighting Design Online Tools are awesome digital tools for seeing what different lighting effects will look like on stage.
​     Color Lab         Light Lab for Dance          Gobo Lab        Mulvaney Light Lab
  • Hedgehog Lighting Training Videos: Our lighting console at Pinecrest is a Hedgehog
​   Console Introduction         Hardware and Patching                Basic Programming    
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Lighting Design Videos

Lighting Design, Group 1
Lighting Design, Group 2
Lighting Design, Group 3
Project Requirements:
  • Your group will design a lighting presentation around a piece of music (1 minute or less is a good time length to aim for).
  • Your stage will already be set with a small white backdrop to pick up the light and color.  If you would like to add a small prop or piece(s) of scenery in front of that, you are welcome to (but not required).
  • There should be no live actors on stage, nor any manipulation of the set pieces on stage during the presentation.
  • Use at least 4 source four instruments from the catwalk (from these, you should have at least one instrument with a lighting gel, and at least one instrument with a gobo)
  • Use the color LED instruments from the first electric
  • Use at least two other instruments (either Ellipsoidals or PAR's) from the first electric
  • You should primarily design your presentation as a show (pressing 'go' to advance cues).  You can use a submaster for an effect if you like, but let your focus be in programming your show.
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