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This workbook is intended to be used in conjunction with Theatre Design Interactive: Lighting v 2.5. The workbook has at least 10 assignments over 45 pages that both supplement and add to what is found on the DVD. Great instructional tool for students of lighting design.

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By utilizing audio, graphics, video, animation, text and a powerful and intuitive interface, a student discovers and implements the very practical skills of lighting for the stage. There are over 100 audio clips & tips throughout the program. By combining text, audio and graphics (including video and animation) you learn from a completely immersive experience, which helps you understand.

* Professional, water-based haze machine with continuous output will provide a thin or thick veil of haze for any application. * Haze output and blower speed are adjustable via DMX or the LCD screen. * NEUTRIK® powerCON® A locking power connector provides a secure connection that will not come loose. * Onboard 3-pin and 5-pin DMX connectors offer great flexibility. * The flight case design is suitable for rugged environments. * Onboard timer system with adjustable interval and duration times...

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Brilliant Xenon lamps radiate from the center of perfect spheres in the Orb Collection. Clear Bubble glass allows for a brilliant glow as it mimics the fluid play of water and air and adds a theatrical sense of drama to the room. The restrained use of Pol

Existing textbooks about theatrical lighting analyze artistic vision and visual concepts, which are important for the aspiring designer. These texts do not, however, provide any information about the mechanics required to produce those visions. This book addresses the realities of working in the theatre using practical methods to squeeze flexibility out of a lighting system and present solutions to common problems.

This thoroughly revised and updated edition is for the advanced student of lighting design and technology. It goes beyond techniques for creating light plots and focuses on the art of lighting design. Emphasis is given to the designerÕs thought processes and the collaborative nature of theatrical design, especially the designer-director relationship. Other advanced topics covered include: optics, history of control systems, the nature of light...

To capture a person's personality, there are many things to keep in mind, and the authors of "Faces" show photographers how to match up a personality with lighting, posing, and composition. The authors also showcase a gallery of portraits by renowned phot

A Brief History and Introduction; Design for the Theatre; Composition; Color Theory; Drawing, Rendering and Drafting; Safety; Scenic Tools and Materials; Scenery Standard Techniques and Practice, and Scenic Develops through history;<br>Paint, Safety Issues, Tools and Supplies, and Texturing; Rigging and Equipment; Lighting; Costumes; Makeup and Application; Sound and Equipment; Special Effects; Stage Management; Career Choices; AppendicesThe bible for Theatrical more >>

Everything you always wanted to know about theatrical stage lighting but were afraid to ask All the basics are here in this comprehensive text for students of all ages. All of the latest lighting instruments and technical information is described in easy-to-understand and well-defined terms. The fundamentals of manipulating the key (source) light and shadow, intensity and balance, changing focus and mood and more are explained in detail with illustrations. The creative process of expressing emotion...

This thoroughly revised and updated edition is for the advanced student of lighting design and technology. It goes beyond techniques for creating light plots and focuses on the art of lighting design. Emphasis is given to the designer's thought processes and the collaborative nature of theatrical design, especially the designer-director relationship. Other advanced topics covered include: optics, history of control systems, the nature of light, color theory, electricity, power distribution systems...

Veteran theater designers Karen Brewster and Melissa Shafer have consulted with a broad range of seasoned theater industry professionals to provide an exhaustive guide full of sound advice and insight. With clear examples and hands-on exercises, Fundamentals of Theatrical Design illustrates the way in which the three major areas of theatrical design�scenery, costumes, and lighting�are intrinsically linked. Attractively priced for use as a classroom text, this is a comprehensive resource for all levels...

This title is being sold in the downloadable VitalBook™ format. As a theatrical designer, it is vital for you to be able to develop your drawing skills to create renderings that can effectively communicate your visual idea. Drawing and Rendering for Theatre starts with the fundamentals of drawing, moves to the types of media, and finishes with specific exercises in each section that will make you more proficient. By the end of this book, you will be versatile enough to be able to create renderings...

Once upon a time circa 1920, a Hollywood studio artist built a cottage with cozy corners, quirky angles, sway back roof cape, half timbering and rough cast stucco with inlaid stone and clinker bricks. Throughout the U.S., others picked up this theatrical fancy with nursery-rhyme themes. Storybook style is the outgrowth of European period revival styles: Spanish Colonial, Old English Cotswold Cottage, Rural French, Norman Village.