Hey, I thought we could share pictures of our shows...
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Into The Woods / Little Shop of Horrors
Last spring my high school did Into The Woods and in the fall we did Little Shop of Horrors. I designed lights for both shows.
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Last spring my high school did Into The Woods and in the fall we did Little Shop of Horrors. I designed lights for both shows.
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Raktor
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The few photos selected here don't really encapsulate the lighting, but you get a general idea.
The few photos selected here don't really encapsulate the lighting, but you get a general idea.
Once again, the season at Pioneer Theatre Company is up and running. The season opener, My Fair Lady has been quite the hit. Below are a couple photos, but I encourage you to check out the rest of them here. The site also includes the full cast and artistic staff listing. Also, if you have any questions or want to come see a show, please feel free to contact PTC.
"Get me to the curch" button
"Little Bit of Luck"
Ascott - Check out the costumes and hats in this one!
"Have a chocolate..."
This show was another big use of wireless dimming for us. The sconces that you see in the last photo as well as some other hidden lighting in the study set piece was all done via battery and wireless dimming as the entire set piece lived on a slipstage. Please feel free to send along any questions or comments.
"Get me to the curch" button
"Little Bit of Luck"
Ascott - Check out the costumes and hats in this one!
"Have a chocolate..."
This show was another big use of wireless dimming for us. The sconces that you see in the last photo as well as some other hidden lighting in the study set piece was all done via battery and wireless dimming as the entire set piece lived on a slipstage. Please feel free to send along any questions or comments.
midgetgreen11
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jxgriffi
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I figured I'd throw in my two cents....
This is the last show that I designed....
Saddleback Worship Conference and Festival
18 VL2000 Spot
8 VL2000 Wash
8 VL2500 Spot
12 HES Studio Color
12 HES Studio Spot
4 HES DL2
8 CK Colorblaze 72
30 CK Colorblast 12
10 Wybron Forerunner
114 Altman 6x's
56 Par64
Wholehog 3 controlling it all....
This is the last show that I designed....
Saddleback Worship Conference and Festival
18 VL2000 Spot
8 VL2000 Wash
8 VL2500 Spot
12 HES Studio Color
12 HES Studio Spot
4 HES DL2
8 CK Colorblaze 72
30 CK Colorblast 12
10 Wybron Forerunner
114 Altman 6x's
56 Par64
Wholehog 3 controlling it all....
timeblazer
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The following pictures are from the Spartanburg Little Theatre's Peter Pan the Musical that I did in Sept 2008 at our area's new Chapman Cultural Center for the Arts in downtown Spartanburg SC.
The photos are not the highest resolution and were shot during the final show.
I did enjoy the creative room that I was allowed during this show.
Front light was primarily no color leaf gobo break ups (16) and 5 seachangers mounted on SourceFour ERS from the center of the FOH (yes, singular)
Side lighting was produced by adding a cheeseburough and 12' downpipe to each side of both the 1st and 2nd electrics, allowing for 5 6" fresnels on the downpipes plus each of the pipes on the proscenium arch. (30 total)
Back lighting were from the 1st, 2nd, & 3rd electrics with 2 two systems allowing both red and blue back washes.
All in all, there were 41 gobos in the show, most used for texture from front and side.
The photos are not the highest resolution and were shot during the final show.
I did enjoy the creative room that I was allowed during this show.
Front light was primarily no color leaf gobo break ups (16) and 5 seachangers mounted on SourceFour ERS from the center of the FOH (yes, singular)
Side lighting was produced by adding a cheeseburough and 12' downpipe to each side of both the 1st and 2nd electrics, allowing for 5 6" fresnels on the downpipes plus each of the pipes on the proscenium arch. (30 total)
Back lighting were from the 1st, 2nd, & 3rd electrics with 2 two systems allowing both red and blue back washes.
All in all, there were 41 gobos in the show, most used for texture from front and side.
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God how I wish I had pictures of the Nike roll-out party I did a few years back. We had about 200 lanterns hanging, and a room full of White soft goods, plus an entire floor made out of packing foam, and God knows how many white beanbag chairs. that's what that picture reminds me of.
I have some shots from a show I worked, but the show was The Vagina Monologues and the backdrop was a 12 ft tall sculpture of...um...well, you know, in full glorious color and I'm afraid it might not be appropriate for this forum. If admins say it's okay I'll post them but I'm a little concerned about the less-than-18 members and what might happen if grouchy uptight grownups saw what the members were seeing...
The other ones I have are "God's Country", "Fetes de la Nuit", and "Hair". And if you are familiar with those plays you will realize that they can be pretty controversial as well.
Our college drama department works right on the edge much of the time.
The other ones I have are "God's Country", "Fetes de la Nuit", and "Hair". And if you are familiar with those plays you will realize that they can be pretty controversial as well.
Our college drama department works right on the edge much of the time.