Lighting designer

My lighting designer was Donald Holder I will tell you all about him in the essay I have written. I will tell you what got his interest in theater specifically lighting. It 's all started from spending his childhood seeing Broadway appears, musical drama, expressive dance, and ensemble symphony exhibitions, and concentrating on violin, tuba, and string bass. "The principal musical I saw was A Fiddler on the Roof," Holder says. "I was significantly influenced by it, even at the youthful age of five

I sat down, the music before the play started was upbeat Spanish music that made me feel like I wanted to dance. It set the mood that this must involve someone that is Spanish or is set in a Spanish area. The lighting during this point was not too bright but not too dark either, the lighting was just enough for the audience to see the stage. As the last bits of people started settling in their seats, two young women, both dressed professionally, walked towards the center of the stage and stated that

The extent to which we depend upon light in performance has changed dramatically throughout history, however, as light technology developed and expanded. In the history of performance, the artistic community is constantly victim to the limits of lighting technology, and exponentially altered by breakthroughs. From the utilization of candles and natural light to isolated light and electricity, the histories of illumination and theatre are virtually inseparable, and continue to push the boundaries

1. Introduction. 1.1 What Is Within This Report? The purpose of this report is to explore the question Who Am I? Through this research study will contain an overview of why interior design has been my intended choice to study and how it could be a possible future career path. Also included will be a summary of both my skills and how these will help within the future career alternative, and the skills needed to achieve this. Along with this will be a review of the design discipline currently and

Set Design was my first choice, followed by Costumes, and finally Stage Lighting. Much to my dismay, I was assigned to the lighting crew. Though disappointed, I tried to stay open-minded. I knew nothing about lighting, but followed the slogan which kept repeating in my head: "Dare to fail...." By the third lighting session, I had discovered a new passion: I was eager to learn everything I could about lights. Having always been a performer

colors used can be complimentary or contrasting, and the textiles will include obscenely large prints. The furniture is very surreal, with odd lines, and often an utter lack of symmetry. Pop art and posters are found on the walls, tastefully framed. Lighting will have bold cloth lamp shades, or even colored glass globes as an accent. 1970s retro takes the design concepts of the 1960s and adds an urban or ethnic twist. This style is what could be called psychedelic today. A hip mix of Boho chic, beatnik

Interior Design social and psychological theories were developed to aid the designers in better understanding people’s needs when it comes to a space. Even in ancient times, requirements had to be met to make living conditions bearable. High ceilings, clerestory windows that allowed natural sun light in, tripartite floor plan arrangement and more were some of the norms of design that helped people psychologically and socially adapt to their current conditions. How do people feel when they are at

Similarly, to other theater designers, lighting designers play an important role in the world of the play. In order to create the appropriate environment and set the mood for the play, the lighting designers need to choose carefully the lighting techniques they will use to meet the audience’s expectations plus the overall concept of the production. For these reasons, I will describe the lighting designs that we came up with for the Shakespeare’s play “Hamlet, Prince of Denmark” First of all, we

Dance Response The document, Lighting and Dance, by Ruth E. Grauert, proved to be informational and interesting. The document expresses much of what I had already believed to be true. While the document did not give any insight into how to specifically create light onto a piece, it did emphasized its importance and in what ways it can be used. I was intrigued to learn about McCandless and Nikolais, and how they viewed lighting design as an art. Stating how lighting design is about decisions in timing

are in nursing homes. Lighting should be a primary concern to those living in, working in, and designing Nursing Homes. Light helps to regulate circadian rhythms, neuroendocrine responses, and seasonal cycles. (Brawley & Noell, 2008, Pages 2 & 11). Circadian rhythms help derive patterns of sleeping and eating. These circadian rhythms can be triggered by light and are