Hey, I thought we could share pictures of our shows...

[BillESC]

This is me doing a focus at Radio City back in the early 80's.



And a reveal during the show. Third elevator going up (Darlene Love was in the car and made her entrance when the fogger stopped.)

[Franklinscott57]

[QUOTE=jstroming;248110]Other shows I've designed/built:

@ Sheraton NY


Hey Jeff, still loving the set from last years Dance Awards. I heard you guys were adding new ENB movers to the rig soon - a lot of them?

[jstroming]

[QUOTE=Franklinscott57;248183]

Other shows I've designed/built:@ Sheraton NYHey Jeff, still loving the set from last years Dance Awards. I heard you guys were adding new ENB movers to the rig soon - a lot of them?

Hey Scotty!Yeah I got some coming in from overseas....25 on order and depending on how they hold up after a few months of touring I'll probably purchase 25 more. If they're here in time, I'll try to send them up to JUMP Buffalo in May! See below.

[Zel]

Here are some shots of our annual Passion play. I'm working on a new one this year, should be fun

[ccm1495]

The Pajama Game



These are just some wide shots I took of some scenes. I did all of light and sound the design for this show. Also all of the programing and most focusing. Have many more pictures.

[BLPisani]

You guys overawe me. I offer the following as some stuff I did about 10 years ago. For more views of the second show, look at Focus On the Shades. I'm using that as a kind of web based portfolio, since I'm trying to get back into design.

The Beggar's Opera, November 2002, The Lab Theatre at the Clarence Brown Theatre, Knoxville, TN.


Русская Душа (Russian Soul), April 2003, The Ula Love Doughty Carousel Theatre at the Clarence Brown Theatre, Knoxville, TN.


Just 5 from each. Some of the images in the second set are from DVD and some are from tungsten corrected slide film. I didn't have a digital camera at the time. Let me know what you think. Oh, the first picture in the second set is using the solitary light as a character. Very surreal show, that one...

Cheers.

[dpeterle]

Here's a shot from my University theatre's production of "Far Away", June 2011, for which I designed lights.

[Franklinscott57]

Some photos from a show I designed last year...

[chausman]

Proof that I actually do run shows sometimes...

And I know the gobo isn't centered. I was going to fix it, but they opened house earlier then we thought they would. It was, however, centered yesterday when we had the shells in place.

[Pie4Weebl]

A product launch I was the MA2 programmer for:

[shiben]

A product launch I was the MA2 programmer for:

I wonder what the product was?

[zmb]

Up the Down Staircase, by Bel Kaufman, Dramatized by Christopher Sergel
Directed by Karen Mitchell for Timbercrest Theatre Company

[Pie4Weebl]

I worked 85 hours in the past 7 days, I guess its now the busy season warm up.

Monday, a fashion show with a 150' runway, load in and show same day:


Tuesday/Wednesday, A job fair/ Today Show/NBC news shoot (aka lighting up an aircraft carrier with 4K HMIs):


Thurs-Sun, private bday party (not the best photo):

[bishopthomas]

I used Luminair for the first time on a show the other day. I had a PC running MagicQ as a backup but didn't need to switch over, thankfully.

[zmb]

Clue
Screenplay by Jonathan Lynn
Adapted for stage by Todd Westendorf
Directed by Tim Hagerman

April 27, 28 and May 3, 4, 5 at 7:30pm
May 5 at 2pm

BHS Black Box Theatre
18125 92nd Ave NE, Bothell, WA
Tickets $8

[josh88]

I thought I had already seen this, Rosco posted your middle picture to their facebook about an hour ago.

[zmb]

I thought I had already seen this, Rosco posted your middle picture to their facebook about an hour ago.

Yep, pleasant surprise of the day. Didn't realize it was up there until I saw it.

[Eriksrocks]

Theophilus North at Eden Prairie High School
May 3, 4, 5

Directed by Rolf and Cindy Olson
Tech Direction and Scenic Design by Rolf Olson
Lighting Design by Erik Swan (me)
Sound Design by Mark Miller

I also designed the compass on the floor!

Any feedback is appreciated!













More show photos!

[Spresley]

I do mostly concert events, and shows.. some corporate

[willbb123]

Did a local dance company's annual recital over the weekend. It was inside the ice rink, in the local mall. I believe that we were the biggest show they have ever had in the space. They had what I called the antiDock (flickr link), ramp from ice level to ground, then ramp into truck. Lighting, rigging, and staging was all my design; I also supervised the In, Run, and Out.

More photos on my flickr page - National Dance '12 - a set on Flickr

The rendering was made in Vectorworks. I've been drawing in 3d for a couple months now, and this is the first time I've done a rendering. I'm really happy with how it came out, and will be doing renderings more often.

Gear:
96 - Source 4 PAR
24 - Elation Design Brick 70ii LED's
6 - Martin Mac 2k
White Cyc, infront of a Black Curtain

Over 220' of trussing (12" and PRT)
14 - 1 Ton Motors

104 - Deckpanels for a 72' x 44' x 4' main deck, and FOH riser.
~150' of Pipe and Drape

Overnight they turned off the A/C in the mall, which then allowed condensation to gather on anything metal under the stage (flickr link). I came in the morning of day 2, and saw water dripping off my dimmers (flickr link) which were 10' under the stage. I brought in more cable, to move them to the outside of the deck and they were never as bad. Loadout was a wet, soggy mess.

[backstagebadger]

Thought I'd post mine - Working for the Portland Players Theater in South Portland, Maine.
These are shots from "Tommy" by The Who (a rock opera)
I'm doing the audio but the lighting is really fantastic in this show.

Above: My booth area.

Above: Ad for the show

Above: The Gypsy Acid Queen

Above: "We're not gonna take it, never did and never will!"

Thought I'd show off :P
backstagebadger

[josh88]

Just had the school's annual charity fundraiser last night. Lasted till about midnight and then my student help struck everything for me making life a lot easier.


Award Ceremony in the theatre,




Outside under the tent, open bar, catered meal, mediocre band

[derekleffew]

Award Ceremony in the theatre, ...

I'm curious as to the Lighting Concept/Lighting Statement that would use small stars on stage right and huge stars on stage left?

[josh88]

The event is called night of shining stars and that section was done on short notice and those were the only stars we had In stock. So it was a lack of time/ afterthought addition


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[josh88]

A couple more I forgot I had, these are from Jungle Book, fun playground on stage. I enjoyed getting to test everything out.

[traxman25]

Here's a couple of pictures from the last show I designed at the high school I graduated from. For a small school, performing in a gymitorium, with no money it came out pretty well.

[essentials]

Mark Ravenhill: Citizenship

Directed & Light Design by Ondrej Kaprálik (me)
Set & Costume Design by Barbora Ďurišová

Divadlo LAB (LAB Theatre), Bratislava, Slovakia

[essentials]

Ivan Holub: Blázon (Lunatic)

Directed by Michal Jasaň
Set Design by Jakub Branický
Costume Design by Tatiana Holienková
Lighting Design by Ondrej Kaprálik (me)

Divadlo LAB (LAB Theatre), Bratislava, Slovakia

[essentials]

Patrick Hamilton: Gas Light

Directed by Andrea Bučková
Set Design by Zuzana Hudáková
Costume Design by Ľudmila Bubánová
Lighting Design by Ondrej Kaprálik

Divadlo LAB (LAB Theatre), Bratislava, Slovakia

[RFazz15]

I know they're not exactly pictures, so I hope that doesn't disqualify me from this thread, but here are a couple of links to a show I just did on Friday.

Sachem East Broadway Night 2012: "21 Guns"- American Idiot - YouTube
Sachem East; Broadway Night 2012, Cell block tango - YouTube

It was my school's "Broadway Night" show, which is essentially just a student produced/choreographed/"designed" show where we perform numbers from Broadway musicals. The show is pulled along by a group of senior hosts who keep the flow with inside jokes and references, some of which can be pretty entertaining. The first link is us doing 21 Guns from American Idiot, and the second is Cell Block Tango from Chicago. In 21 Guns I'm the goofy looking kid with the glasses and the white button down shirt, and in Chicago I'm the third male dancer (I'm an awful dancer). But I did the lighting "design" too, which I put in quotes because it was incredibly simplistic and not too great. I basically did it in about an hour the day of the show. It's basically just red and blue back lighting from our 3rd border combined with cyc lighting on the back black traveler and front fill from our side beams. I'm actually surprised because I think it looks a lot cooler than I thought it would and I'm a sucker for some basic color washes. My life would be so much easier if we had LED borderlights like the other high school in our district, but unfortunately we're stuck with an assortment of Shakespeares and Star PARs, which don't do much for general lighting. But anyway, the show was put together with about 2 weeks of rehearsal so I hope you enjoy it for what it's worth!

[Eriksrocks]

It was my school's "Broadway Night" show, which is essentially just a student produced/choreographed/"designed" show where we perform numbers from Broadway musicals.

Heh, my school does the same thing. Here are some photos from it (my lighting):

[derekleffew]

My first time using the newly introduced Roscolux 05 Rose Tint, 198mumble-something.

[Kicman]

Some photos of my high schools production of Little Shop of Horrors I designed. The photos were taken at a dress rehearsal, so that's why the floor wasn't repainted and why some of the extras aren't in costume.

[Aakburns]

I'm going to skip pictures and goto video.

Here I had a gopro on my head during setup.

Bella Cain - Stage Setup - Light Rig - Country Thunder - 07/21/2012 - YouTube

Here's the show in action.

Bella Cain - Country Thunder - GAC Stage - 07/21/2012 - YouTube

[Stofa]

First is a school dance production, followed by our 2011 production of Miracle Worker.

[JCarroll]

Aakburns that's a really cool truck setup you've got going there... any more details?

[Aakburns]

Aakburns that's a really cool truck setup you've got going there... any more details?

What would you like to know?

The band changed the intro and now play "thunder struck"

I want to change the lighting for it a little more, but for the first time out with this intro, it was amusing.

[Aakburns]

This is from the other night as well.

[zmb]

7th Annual Broadway Musical Revue
Bothell High School Drama, Bothell, WA

A New World - Songs for a New World


New Girl in Town - Hairspray


Buenos Aires - Evita


Get a Load of Toad - A Year with Frog & Toad


Brotherhood of Man - How to Succeed in Business Without Even Trying


Sing - Chorus Line


It's Your Wedding Day - Wedding Singer


Smile - Charlie Chaplin

[briancon7]

Pictures from a production on Cinderella I designed.