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Theatre Lighting 2 night course

Wed, 16 Jan 2013, 08:45 pm
anothertech3 posts in thread
I will be running an Introduction to Theatre Lighting Workshop at the Garrick Theatre on Monday 21 January from 7pm to 10pm and Wednesday 23 January fom 7pm to 10pm. We will discuss the lighting design requirements for A Lady Mislaid as part of the workshop, create a lighting plan, and associated paperwork such as a patch sheet. Then we rig, focus and plot. Some of the lighting will be preset for continuity of the workshops, as we do not have time to start from scratch. As a guide to rigging, you should allow 30 minutes per light to rig and focus and as we will be using over 30 lights, we do not have time to do it all. There is no charge for these workshops. It is being held in conjunction with setting up the lighting for the next production at the Garrick Theatre, Aady Mislaid http://www.garricktheatre.asn.au/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=167:a-lady-mislaid&catid=55:2013-season&Itemid=95 It will include most of the following Stage safety. Rigging safety. Objectives of stage lighting. Properties of light. Electrical safety. Basic lantern types. Lighting angles. Lighting desks – programming and use. Power usage – watts. Dimmer control. Patching and cables. Rigging a show. Colours. Special effects. Basic stage lighting design. Lighting plans. Documentation. Script analysis. Square one rig. Technical rehearsals. Focussing. Please wear enclosed shoes. If you want to do some pre reading, look at Stage Lighting Design 101 by Bill Williams http://www.mts.net/~william5/index.htm you can email me at donald.allen(at)uwa.edu.au if you have any questions.

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anothertechWed, 16 Jan 2013, 08:45 pm
I will be running an Introduction to Theatre Lighting Workshop at the Garrick Theatre on Monday 21 January from 7pm to 10pm and Wednesday 23 January fom 7pm to 10pm. We will discuss the lighting design requirements for A Lady Mislaid as part of the workshop, create a lighting plan, and associated paperwork such as a patch sheet. Then we rig, focus and plot. Some of the lighting will be preset for continuity of the workshops, as we do not have time to start from scratch. As a guide to rigging, you should allow 30 minutes per light to rig and focus and as we will be using over 30 lights, we do not have time to do it all. There is no charge for these workshops. It is being held in conjunction with setting up the lighting for the next production at the Garrick Theatre, Aady Mislaid http://www.garricktheatre.asn.au/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=167:a-lady-mislaid&catid=55:2013-season&Itemid=95 It will include most of the following Stage safety. Rigging safety. Objectives of stage lighting. Properties of light. Electrical safety. Basic lantern types. Lighting angles. Lighting desks – programming and use. Power usage – watts. Dimmer control. Patching and cables. Rigging a show. Colours. Special effects. Basic stage lighting design. Lighting plans. Documentation. Script analysis. Square one rig. Technical rehearsals. Focussing. Please wear enclosed shoes. If you want to do some pre reading, look at Stage Lighting Design 101 by Bill Williams http://www.mts.net/~william5/index.htm you can email me at donald.allen(at)uwa.edu.au if you have any questions.
anothertechFri, 18 Jan 2013, 08:09 am

Reading Resources

Have a look at Stage Lighting 101 for an on line pdf that covers all aspects of lighting http://www.mts.net/~william5/sld.htm Selecon Intro to Stage Lighting is a concise coverage http://www.seleconlight.com/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=62&lang=en The ALIA lighting forums are a good place to ask questions http://www.alia.com.au/forums/
TaureanTue, 5 Feb 2013, 06:49 am

REPEAT PERFORMANCE..

DUE TO THE OVERWHELMING POPULARITY OF THIS TRAINING SEMINAR, THE LECTURER HAS AGREED TO REPEAT THE COURSE SOON AT THE OLD MILL THEATRE, SOUTH PERTH.

DATES WILL BE POSTED AS SOON AS THEY ARE FINALISED.

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