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3/27/2025- "You can't have a LIGHT without a DARK to stick it in." - Arlo Guthrie, Singer, Songwriter
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For 4/3/2025 - Advertisement/Desire. Lighting that influences you to want something. Include an Angle Color/Lighting Key diagram.
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3/25/2025
Read Chapter 11, The Design Process in the Gillette text. Review Script Analysis Worksheet, and the video Play Structure on the Videos page. Tutorial on using Virtual Light Lab software on Thursday, make sure you have software installed. Be prepared to talk about Tooth of Crime in the context of the script analysis. Tooth of Crime music page has been added.
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Tag Archives: single light source
Photo Observation #4
Saturday, February 15th, 11:30 PM Single Light Source I was working a late shift at my on-campus job and had just returned to campus to close down the remains of big sorority event. I entered room 141 – one of … Continue reading
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Tagged Emmett Goebel, Photo Observation, single light source, Spooky
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Photo Observation 5
A friend took this photo of me on June 15th 2018 in Secret Caverns located in Howes Cave, New York. Theme: Single light source Description: To say that I’ve never quite experienced anything like what I experienced that day in … Continue reading
Photo Observation #5
2. Single light source coming from the upper right of Charlie Chaplin. 3. I found this wax figure of Charlie Chaplin particularly interesting because of the lighting. Chaplins’ posture and half shadowed face makes him look deep in though or … Continue reading
Photo Observation 5
Taken by me, March 2018 Single Light Source The lighting is shaped into a box shape, with very distinctive edges, so that it is easy to discern where the light is hitting. It illuminates Roxie (my dog) in such a … Continue reading
Photo Observation #5
Theme: Single Light Source Description: The lighting in this picture was set up to be neutral constant for the one-act play festival. This fits the theme since there is only one source of light coming from the right side of … Continue reading
Photo Observation #5 – Outline of Light
Found on: https://www.pinterest.com/pin/249949848051958738/ Theme: Single Light Source (plus Lighting Key) It is unclear what the exact source of light is. And yet, the light is hitting this girl in such a way that it brings out an inner warmth … Continue reading
Photo Observation #5
2) Found the image from Pinterest. The photographer is Julia Hetta, a Dutch photographer who is a graduate Gerrit Rietveldt Art Academy in Amsterdam. http://artfucksme.com/julia-hetta/ 3) THEME: Single Light Source 4) DESCRIPTION: It took me some time to find a decent … Continue reading
Photo Observation #5
Source: Pinterest Theme: Single Light Source Description: This is the iconic album cover for Queen II. The white light source seems to be above the band members and creates an almost baleful feeling. Due to the shadows cast over the … Continue reading
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Tagged Corey, Photo Observation, Queen, single light source
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Photo Observation #5
From: fromupnorth.com by: Ludek Ciganek Theme: single light source The lighting in this photo is interesting to me because of the variation in shades. With the mystery of the shadow and intrigue of the light, the model looks as … Continue reading
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