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1/28/2025 - Without LIGHT, it would just be radio - Rychard Curtiss
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Verify that you can log in to this website. Change Password. Research and find out who Robert Edmund Jones is. Read Jones: Light & Shadow. Read Chapter 1, Designing with Light, Gillette. Read "Functions & Qualities of light from here: Theatrical Lighting Design (Interactive Online Course). Watch this video: The Lighting Designer (Career Guides) (link to video interview). Download and install ETC Software & Light Lab, LxFree Software & Beamwright Software.
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Summer Photo Observation
Photo taken by me on June 10,2022 at 8:35pm, Central Park Theme: Summer Description: Summer is where the days last much longer. I tend to spent most of my free time in summer, roaming the city and visiting museums and … Continue reading
Lighting Observation
Date: 04/28/2023 Time: around 5:00 pm Location: in a bookstore somewhere in Manhattan Objective: the bookstore is a small dainty place off in the corner of street. Inside, the lights were warm but not a disturbingly bright yellow. There was … Continue reading
Photo Observation-Wildcard
Credits to me Theme: Wildcard Description: This is a photo taken from an AgustD concert I went to recently. I really loved the chaotic and vibrant lighting palette that was used throughout the entire set. This moment particularly was one … Continue reading
Lighting Observation
Date: 4/25/23 Time: 7:05pm Location: my house Objective: I am heading towards my bathroom. The bathroom door moved locations as my house went through some recent renovations. Now the door is located in a small room between the kitchen and … Continue reading
“Four Seasons”-Lab Project
Fall Sunset in Vermont Description: In most of the fall sunsets I have looked at, most contain deep hues of reds, pinks, purples, blues, and oranges. They tend to be more vibrant and rich in color, similar to how … Continue reading
Lighting Observation
Date: 04/16/23 Time: 1:00 am Location: driving home from the 7/11 near my house Objective: It’s dark outside but not as dark as I expected. More like dark grey, where you can still see movement in the sky. The only … Continue reading
Photo Observation- Surreal
Attribution: Instagram, @carterr_ Theme: Surreal Description: I focused on the idea of how surreal appears very dreamlike. This image does maintain components of reality with the warm light hitting the person from the back, but the blue-green light is an … Continue reading
Lighting Observation
Date: 04/08/23 Time: Around 6pm Location: My friend’s room Objective: My friend had just recently installed these set of led strip lights on the walls of her room. These LED lights had many different settings, as well as a connection … Continue reading
Photo Observation
Dylan Purple Versace Perfume Ad Attribution: https://www.versace.com/gb/en-gb/world-of-versace/stories/advertising-campaigns/versace-dylan-purple.html Theme: Advertisement/Desire Description: The model is standing right behind the huge perfume bottle, and both are sitting on top of some rocks. The fragrance is called Dylan Purple and this ad … Continue reading
Lighting Observation
Time: 10:30pm Date: 3/30/23 Place: Room in Adam’s Playhouse Subjective: The small room is dark since its night and the lights are off. There is one big window overlooking the parking lot and the Shapiro Family building. The only source … Continue reading
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