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Lighting Design
Course Description:
An introductory study of the art and practice of lighting design. Students are introduced to the unique process via hands-on lighting projects in the departments performance spaces. Design projects include recorded observations of natural and artificial lighting sources followed by the study and research of a selected classic painting. Related topics include additive color theory, lighting in a variety of theatrical spaces, and working with incandescent and LED fixtures. (FAP)
I took Lighting Design with Professor John Ore in Spring 2018 Semester. Because lighting design is my secondary focus, I was excited to learn as much as I could through this course.
This course introduced me to the McCandless Method and color theory. Additionally, I learned how to create a lot of really great design tools like color keys and designer script analyses.
Visual Design Analysis and Story Project
visual design analysis and story project
Over the Gate by Thomas Blinks
Part 2
visual design analysis and story project
1/5
Natural Lighting Project
Artifical Lights
Artifical Lights
1/1
Natural Lighting Observations
Natural Lighting Reflection pg1
Natural Lighting Reflection pg2
Natural Lighting Observations
1/3
Artificial Lighting Project
cue 1
cue 2
cue 5
cue 1
1/5
Artificial Lighting Observations
Artificial Lighting Reflection pg1
Artificial Lighting Reflection pg2
Artificial Lighting Observations
1/3
A Bright Room Called Day Script Analysis
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