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Quote of the Day
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3/12/2026- "A LIGHT exists in Spring not present in the year at any other period." - Emily Dickinson
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Photo Theme
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For: 3/26/2026 - Spring. Include a Angle Color/Lighting Key diagram
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Current Assignment
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3/12/2026
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Take the MIDTERM on Canvas, available 3/12 to 3/16 end of day. 1st review, A little Night Music, due on Canvas by end of day 3/24/2026. Over the break, read the course assigned play, Deathtrap by Ira Levin. Read Chapter 11, The Design Process in the Gillette text. Review Script Analysis Worksheet, and the video Play Structure on the Videos page.
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Previous Assignment
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3/10/2026
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Angle Exercise due on Thursday 3/12/2026. Single source artificial light photo with angle color/light key on Thursday. A Little Night Music closes this week. Review due on Tuesday, 3/24/2026 after spring break. Midterm this weekend.
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Tag Archives: Light lab
Virtual Light Lab Project
For this stage picture I used an image I found of a literal sunset in Vermont for inspiration. The models are facing the general direction of the sun while their opposite sides are left to the darkness. Models: R3202 48° … Continue reading
Lighting Observation 7
Lighting Observation 1. Light lab Wednesday 9pm 2. I was working on my 179 project in the light lap. I was working on a fire effect for one of my scenes and I accidentally created the perfect hue for fire. … Continue reading
Four Seasons Light Lab
Fall Sunset in Hawaii I chose this picture and the lights I did because I really like the purples and dark reds, and oranges that are made up in the sunset in Hawaii. I’ve never gotten to experience a sunset … Continue reading
Four Season Pictures
All colors are Rosco gels. Fall Sunset in Hawaii: (Background at http://www.islands.com/sites/islands.com/files/styles/medium_1x_/public/images/2016/02/poipu_beach_kauai.jpg?itok=aGuGLWbm) Discussion: I liked the colors that Hawaii is able to reveal through its sunset. The deep purples and reds truly shine through the sun, with the trees only … Continue reading
Four Seasons Lighting Lab Project
Fall Sunset in Hawaii I chose this picture as an example of a Fall Hawaiian sunset because of the warm colors accented by the tall dark palm tree. I could feel the warmth of the Hawaiian sun, and felt the … Continue reading
Virtual Light Lab: Four Seasons
1.) A Fall Sunset in Hawaii I used the picture above as inspiration. I loved the wide range of colors in Hawaiian sunsets. In the light lab I wanted to bring out the purples and orange colors seen in the … Continue reading
Four Seasons: A Visual Study on Cycles
1) A Fall sunset in Vermont Source photo by Paul O. Boisvert in November 2012, and can be found here. 14 lights used, detailed as follows. # Type of light & Direction (re: model) Gel Used Intensity Elevation Angle Side/Back Angle … Continue reading
Seasons
Fall Sunset in Vermont Cyc Top: Red 75% Cyc Bottom: Yellow 60% G450 75% Side house right 51 degree elevation AP5700 50% side house left 37 degree elevation What I wanted to incorporate was the vibrant reds and oranges that … Continue reading
Sunny day in Hawaii at noon I chose to use different shades of blue and green for my cyc to represent the different hues in the ocean and in the sky, pair with sandy tan and yellow tones focused on … Continue reading
Photo Observation 11
Fall Sunset in Vermont This photo has four back lights. The one on the far left is at a 37 degree elevation angle with a 56 degree back angle. It is at 60% intensity with AP7770 gel. The second light … Continue reading
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