A Practical Guide to Stage Lighting -

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Résumé :
This is a nuts-and-bolts look at the construction and implementation of theatrical lighting design. Combining theory and application, it provides an analysis of lighting systems along with step-by-step examples and illustrations of the technical tools and methods used for lighting design.

Biographie:
Steven Louis Shelley has worked in theatre for over 40 years as a lighting designer, production manager, and stage manager in New York City, throughout the United States, and on four continents. His lighting designs are included in the repertories of many dance companies. He's designed lighting on Broadway, Off-Broadway, as well as concerts, television, regional theatre, and regional opera. Steve is also the inventor and patent holder of the award-winning Field Templates(t) and SoftSymbols(t) (www.fieldtemplate.com). He is a member of United Scenic Artists, Local 829.

Sommaire:
Foreword Preface Acknowledgments for the Third Edition Introduction Chapter 1: A Review Chapter 2: Paperwork Overview Chapter 3: Background Preparations and Preliminary Design Paperwork Chapter 4: The Parameters Chapter 5: Create the Preliminary Drawings Chapter 6: Creating the Preliminary Lighting Section and Light Plot Chapter 7: Compiling and Sending Out the Shop Order Chapter 8: Cuts and Changes Chapter 9: The Light Plot, Section, and Support Paperwork Packet Chapter 10: The Load-In and Focus Packet Chapter 11: The Cue Construction Packet Chapter 12: Prior to the Load-In Chapter 13: The Load-In and Setup Chapter 14: The Focus Session Chapter 15: The Light Cue Level Setting Session and Technical Rehearsals Chapter 16: The Performance Chapter 17: Archiving and Final Activities Appendix A Appendix B Glossary Bibliography Index