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Four Seasons

1) A Fall sunset in New England Top of cyc (Full, Light Red Gel – R26), Bottom of Cyc (Full, Golden Amber – R21), 3 downstage top lights (All deepstraw – R15; Left top at 75% and middle and right … Continue reading

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The Four Seasons

A Fall Sunset in New England What I wanted to create was a fall sunset by the water in New England. This means that I really wanted to play with soft colors to indicate the sun setting but also the … Continue reading

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Four Seasons

Sunset: Gels used: No color, Gold tint (L151), and Deep Straw (R15) Top and bottom cyc, 3 lights one straight down and one from each downstage corner Bright sun rays, I wanted to reflect a warm evening with visible rays … Continue reading

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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

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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

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4 Seasons Lighting

Winter Afternoon Before Snow: I chose to utilize dark and light blues to show the contrast of cold-toned colors during the winter. I also used modestly white light to show the brightness coming in from behind the clouds. Spotted gobos … Continue reading

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Light Photo Observation Four Seasons Eve

  1) A Fall sunset in Vermont: For all of the seasons I chose a dark background because I was focusing on kind of a dark theme behind what we see. This one was one of my favorite ones. Fall is full … Continue reading

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