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5/5/2026 - Go forth and SEE THE LIGHT! Have a great summer! - Rych
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5/5/2026
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Final Project and Final Exam Due by 5/12/2026, 12:30pm on Canvas
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4/30/2026
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Work on the Final Project. This week's Lighting Moment will be the last blog entry of the semester. The last class session on 5/5/2026 will be for final exam review and questions on the final project. The final exam is cumulative for the semester. The final exam must be completed on Canvas by 12:30pm on 5/12/2026. The final project must be submitted to Canvas by that time as well.
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Category Archives: Light Lab
Four Seasons Light Lab
Gothic Cathedral Sunrise I think I used six lights to create this. I wanted to add a gobo, but I forgot how to add them. I added the pink and lavender lights so that it looked like the sunlight was … Continue reading
4 Seasons Light Lab
I used 7 lights for this New England Sunset scene. I used #1 (Full) to represent the sun itself, which was gel #R15, deep straw. Beside it, I used lights 2 (50%) and 3 (50%) to be the bright white … Continue reading
Photo Observation/Light Lab
Photograph by Lara Zankoul, “The Zoo” from her 2014 collection, “The Unseen”. Theme: Surreal. 6 lights used– 1 and 2 upstage overhead at full intensity, white. 3 and 4 upstage sidelight at full intensity, turquoise. 5 and 6 upstage diagonal … Continue reading
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Photo Observation #9
Lightlab Surrealism I used four lights here, one coming from the top of the downstage right high diagonal (full), the bottom of the downstage right diagonal (75%), one directly overhead (25%), and one overhead but slightly downstage of the actor … Continue reading
Photo Observation #8
Light Lab Advertisement recreated in Light Lab To recreate the lighting in the Sprite Advertisement I chose, I utilized three top lights with the one directly above being at full light, and the two that were placed more downstage and … Continue reading
Four Seasons 4/24
1.) The fall sunset gave me the idea of a very warm atmosphere in both tone and color palette while still being a more intimate feeling space. I added a wide spread of gobo to emulate the crisp texture of … Continue reading
Four Seasons VLL
New England Sunset: Light salmon, full intensity Straw, 85% intensity Red diffusion, 75% intensity Gold tint, full intensity Deep straw, 85% intensity Golden amber, full intensity Gold tint, full intensity Deep straw, full intensity Congo blue, full intensity Cyc: Flesh … Continue reading
Four Seasons Project
A Fall sunset in New England- To evoke fall, I selected a very warm color pallette with a soft discipline. To me, fall in New England is soft and comfortable, and as such I sought to create some softer, more … Continue reading
The Four Seasons Light Lab
1) A Fall sunset in New England For this lighting, I used 4 lights coming from the downstage left corner, the larger 3 in the color Deep Straw and the smallest in Medium Yellow. I also included two wide washes of Light … Continue reading
Photo Observation 4/18- surreal
Reference Photo Via Pinterest I selected this image because of the strange, almost unnatural lighting it displayed. Althought it is still on a single subject, I knew that it would prove as a challenge. When making my diagram, I knew … Continue reading
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