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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: Tree
Light Observation 2/4/25 – Ed Carluzzo
2/4/25- 4:12 pm- Lawrence Herbert School of Communication’s Writer’s Room Objective Description: Orange sunlight hits the yellowish-green leaves of a tree outside the writer’s room window. Subjective Description: As the day nears an end the warm orange glow from the … Continue reading
Photo Observation
1) Photo is from https://blog.davey.com/2017/05/why-your-tree-is-not-growing-leaves-in-spring-cherry-elm-ash/ 2) THEME: Spring 3) DESCRIPTION: The earth celebrates the tree coming back to life with a nearly cloudless blue sky.
Posted in Photo Observation
Tagged Blue, Photo Observation, Sky, Spring, Stephanie, Stephanie Martinez, Tree
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Lighting Observation #3
1) Thursday, February 14th, around 9:30 PM, South Campus 2) OBJECTIVE DESCRIPTION: An orangey streetlight shining against a mostly-bare tree, which cast a long shadow on a wet sidewalk 3) SUBJECTIVE DESCRIPTION: After a long day of classes, I was … Continue reading
Photo Observation #2
2) I took this picture on October 3rd at 11 PM on the north side of campus. 3) THEME: Shadow 4) When I took this picture, I was on a walk in the rain with the girl I was seeing … Continue reading
Light Observation
Date/Time/Location: April 25th/2:00pm/Emily Lowe Hall Objective Observation: We were having an acting class in one of the classrooms in Lowe. The class was almost over and we were waiting for the professor to announce our final project date. I was … Continue reading
Light Observation 3
Wednesday, February 13, 2019 – Outside of Vander Poel Hall The sun had just started to set, creating a periwinkle color in the sky. The trees were striking against this backdrop, appearing almost black in comparison. The lamppost lights had … Continue reading
Shining Through Mist Onto Tree
Single Light key Source: Me, October 21, 2016 in street island in front of Resident Buildings. Theme: Single Subject, Single Light Source Description: A single light shines on the tree from behind. The light gleams at an acute angle from … Continue reading
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Tagged Death, heaven, mist, single subject single light source, Tree
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Photo Observation #6
This is a photo by Rick Anderson found at http://www.centralpark.com/guide/activities/picnics.html HAPPY! Somewhere in Central Park, a joyful and fun-filled day is coming to a close. The sun is still bright; it soaks the park-goers in a warm glow of friendship, … Continue reading
Photo Observation #8: Spooky Moon
This photo was taken by me. The theme is spooky and it fits this theme because it looks like it could be taken out of a spooky scene from a horror or Halloween film. The lighting is white and … Continue reading
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