Light Lab Project

Fall Sunset in Vermont

Instruments

Cyc – R27, R80, R15

SL Boom – 26 Source 4, G395

First Electric

– 36 Source 4, R10, Leaves foliage gobo

– 36 Source 4, R22, Leaves foliage gobo

FOH SL – 26 Source 4, R05

First, using the leaves foliage gobo, I mimicked the appearance of autumn leaves with deep amber and medium yellow lights. For the cyc, I used a combination of red, yellow, and blue, to make a twilight sky. Finally, using a light on the SL boom and the SL FOH, I placed a golden and amber light to mimic the sun.

 

Easter Sunrise in a Gothic Cathedral

Instruments

Cyc – R15, R80

First Electric

-36 Source Four, R47, Church Window Gobo

-36 Source Four, R316, Church Window Gobo

-6″ Fresnel, R07

SR FOH – 26 Source 4,

For the cyc, I combined blue and yellow to create a bright background. Then, I mimicked stained glass using the church window gobo on yellow and purple lights. I used an overhead fresnel to shine on top of the model. Finally, I have a blue light hitting the model from the front of house.

 

Noon on a Hot Summer Day in the Caribbean

Instruments

Cyc – R80

First Electric

– 2 Parnells, R316

– 6″ Fresnel, R80

Using the R80 on the cyc, I made it appear like a summer sky with no clouds. The parnells on the first electric were used to create sunlight illumination as well as give the appearance of sand on the ground. Finally, I used an overhead fresnel for extra modeling.

 

Winter Afternoon Just Before Snow

Cyc – R80, R15

First Electric

-6″ Fresnel, R80

– 2 36 Source 4, R361

SL FOH – 26 Source 4

I combined blue and a little bit of yellow to create a grayish blue background, similar to how the sky looks when it is about to snow. Then I added more hints of blue using source fours on the sides and then a darker blue overhead. Finally, I added a beam of white light hitting from the Front of House.

 

 

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