Recent content by midgetgreen11

This would be my only concern with your plan, is that high school is typically a place where you do learn these types of things. Sure it sucks to have to teach a kid from scratch, but high school is an equal opportunity place, unless you're in an arts magnet school.

You've got a great spaced there Trevor. I will say this---I saw your school on Good Morning America a few weeks ago a bit about hundred-million-dollar high schools being built in economically hard times. Let's say it wasn't light-hearted towards the concept.

I may have to disagree with you here Derek Leffew---I've worked with several "seamed" cyc's and you can weight and stretch them all you want---light them from all angles---you can always see that seam and it always makes ugly shadows---seams also make it very difficult to stretch. I would vouch...

Nope, we've got an install rack.

Wow, I didn't think anyone other than my high school owned an EDI Minstrel Lite.

Hey Sony, what are the three orange lights to the left and right of the proscenium in that first photo?

Complete with a white linoleum tile floor and white drop ceiling? That's how we roll.

You're lucky you even have this. Local codes here prevent any cable (whether it be covered with carpet, taped, or cable troughs) from crossing a public walkway.

I agree, though this may be much more saturated than you want for fronts.

I would say L719.

From my high school's production of Pippin the Musical:I designed the lighting and set for this one.Sex Ballet:The King's Chapel:Act I Finale:Glory, Part 2:Opening of Magic To Do:Morning Glow:Final Cue in Finale:

I'll be honest I never had anyone teach me what to do for backlight... as I've learned most of what I do from...well---doing. I've just found that with pinks and lavenders you can often accomplish both a warm and cool effect based on the saturation. I also think it depends on what the design...

Just a forewarning, you may get a lot of harsh response about designing based on the needs of a specific show from some members here on cb. I would agree, that sometimes a special needs to be in a certain color or even have a certain pattern (gobo) based on the need of a production. It also...

I think I just saw the word Lifetouch and photography used in the same sentence. Apocalypse.

Best example would be your typical gym divider that stacks into an alcove.