4 Seasons

Fall Sunset in Vermont

1,5:No Gel 100%     2,8,9: R15 75%    Bottom Cyc: R21 100%

Top Cyc:R80 100%   3: L201 100%   4: R51 100%

10:L151 100%

I wanted to try and showcase a bright sunset since that was in the title and knowing it was Vermont I was picturing it with a bunch of warm colors to help capture the Vermont trees.

Spring Sunrise in Gothic Cathedral

1,4,10: R15 75%   2: No Gel 100% Window Gobo

3,5,6,9: L201 75% (except 5 which is 85%)

7:L151 100% Window Gobo        8:L151 75%

Top Cyc:R68 90%   Bottom Cyc: No Gobo 75%

I wanted to use a window gobo in order to get the effect of a sunrise coming through a window and since it’s stained glass in a gothic cathedral I felt that the color wouldn’t just be a single color and the window would be slightly distorted with multiple refractions. I also added some low blues in the background to show it being early in the morning.

Noon on a Hot Summer Day in Hawaii

1,5,8: No Gobo 100%     2,3: L201 75%

4,10: R51 100%           6,9:L89 25%

Top Cyc: R68 100%       Bottom Cyc: No Gobo 100%

Since it is noon I wanted to work more with over head lights and wash out the floor with a sandy like color. The bottom Cyc is meant as a reflection of the sand color and the green on the sides is hinting at the possibility of tree further beyond the stage.

Winter afternoon in North Dakota

1,4,5,6,8,9,10: L201 100%

2: L151 75%       3: R15 75%

Top and Bottom Cyc: R80 100%

I used the top lights as mainly a way to wash out the stage in white to give the effect of snow. When I was looking at photos for North Dakota I also saw a lot of orange so I wanted to put some low level orange lights in the scene. Since it is a mid afternoon as well I was picturing it on a nice clear day which is what I used the Cyc for

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