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Quote of the Day
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2/13/2025- “LIGHT is a powerful substance. We have a primal connection to it. But, for something so powerful, situations for it’s presence are fragile…I like to work with it so that you feel it physically, so you feel the presence of LIGHT inhabiting a space.” - James Turrel, Artist
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For 2/20/25
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Cold
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Current Assignment
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2/13/2025
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Read Chapter 8 "COLOR" and Chapter 3 "ELECTRICAL THEORY AND PRACTICE" in Gillette text & Electrical Basics. Second Lighting Observation Friday 2/14/25.
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Previous Assignment
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2/4/25
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Come prepared to answer this question with researched justification - "Who invented the light bulb?" Read "Principles of Composition" at Stage Lighting Primer. 1st Lighting Moment blog entry due Friday 2/7/2025.
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Quiz 1 this weekend. Quiz covers Functions and Qualities of light from the book and lecture, The reading of Jones' "Light and Shadow in the Theater", Elements of Design/Principles of Composition reading and Functions of the Eye. (Quiz available 2/7- 2/10)
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Tag Archives: Gwendolyn
Lighting Observation 7: Church illuminated by the Artificial Sun at Noon-Night
7 March 2016-6:40pm-A church on the streets of NYC (not far from Penn. Station) The front of this church was lit up with several large film lights to make it look like day on the outside perhaps while a film … Continue reading
Photo Observation 7: White Christmas Hot Spot
My camera automatically took this photo while I was filming a community theatre production of White Christmas back home in Maryland. The theme is “single source; artificial light.” There is only one light on the actor at this point in … Continue reading
Photo Observation #5: FUN! in the Sun, a childhood playground
I took this photo last spring break in Washington D.C. The theme is fun; this photo fits this theme, not because sun rhymes with fun, but because sunshine has many positive associations with it. The sun beats down on the … Continue reading
Lighting Observation #5: Sand on the walls of Breslin
22 Feb. 2016 – 1:19pm – 2nd story Breslin Hall The sun shines through a dirty window and also appears to reflect off of the bricks on the exterior of the building some. This shines a textured and patterned light … Continue reading
Photo Observation #4: Hot as Oranges in Florida
I found this image online. It can be found at flickr.com. The lighting theme is hot. Orange, red, and yellow may be cooler in terms of degrees Kelvin but they are associated with warm things like the sun and fire. … Continue reading
Lighting Observation #4: Fluorescent Ghosts
2/12/16 – 6:27pm – Hammer Lab The fluorescent lights are reflected through the glass to appear to be a double set on the other side of the glass despite there not being any fluorescents there in those exact locations over … Continue reading
Photo Observation: Cold Lighting in a Movie
This photo is from the blog TheLiontheWitchandtheWardrobeMalfuctioned.wordpress.com, which took it in turn from the motion picture Pan’s Labyrinth. The theme is cold, and the lighting is cold in this still image. The lighting spreads a cool blue wash over the … Continue reading
Lighting Observation 3: Flame in the Snow
2/8/16 – 6:00pm Student Center Hofstra Shuttle Stop The light is a ground light in a little island with a tree in the middle of the walkway that is nearby the shuttle stop. When this moment happened, the light was … Continue reading
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