Recent content by clbarker

We were the first high school to perform Cats in 2006 when I was a freshman. It's quite a show...here is some stuff that could help you get an idea of how we did it...Memory - YouTube Video -This piece probably isn't the best one to watch, but its the only one online...perhaps you can get a...

Wow! I love your color choices! Looks great.

Here are some pictures from my most recent production, The Glass Menagerie:The Glass Menagerie The Glass Menagerie - 2Produced by: Glass Theatre Direction: J.D. Stallings Scenic Design: J.D. Stallings Costume Design: Caroline Springer Lighting Design: Chris Barker Projection Design: Ben...

Works for me everytime! So, yes!

He said either late December or early January, I think.

It did on a couple of units I had it on for a run...not all of them though...maybe heat levels?

If you're a student and you don't want VectorWorks only because of the price tag you can get it for free here.Maybe that works?

I'll add my vote to never. I used to use them when we used to frame color changes on booms...now we just leave a frame in and slip the cuts behind it. And on followspots obviously.

Yeah, it worked out really well actually. When I finished the plot I was concerned about the audience being able to see the color's going into the mixing, say being able to see that blue and red goes into the magenta...I didn't know if that would be a distraction or not. Turned out not to be and...

Here's a link to an album of pictures of a show that I designed in May but have just gotten the pictures. The photo captions help to describe the concept. Photos are by JD Stallings.Just So

I always do down, but I know people who do up. When its facing down it feels more secure and it's less likely to be overtightened in my opinion.

re: Stupid Fire MarshalIf you're looking for someone outside your orginazation to tell you the problems, a detailed inspection from someone like Custom Stage Services could be an option. They did one for us and recommended fall arrest systems in various high risk areas and we had them...

Wait, didn't you say in another thread that you're a lighting design student?? If so, why not get the Student License? It's exactly the same thing just cheaper. Production Advantage sells the student license too, you just have to send them a copy of your student ID. Totally recommend Production...

Looks 100x better than the first one. Nice work!

Here ya go Craig, I've taken you're updated resume and just changed some formatting. See if you like what I've done. I think it definitely improves readability, but just see what you think.