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1 LIGHTING PART 2 COM 103 NCSU John T. Hall, JD

2 Hanging Angles Instrument angles Molding 3-D objects Lighting actor – –See following slides

3 Actor

4 Actor 2 Special effects

5 Color Wheel Lighting Color Not like paint Mixing colors

6 CASTING SHADOWS: SHADOWS COMPLEMENTARY TO SOURCE.

7 Instruments are mounted and focused Cue sheets are generated Lighting integrated with other production elements during technical rehearsals [Especially Stage Manager’s master prompt book!] Setting the Lights, Rehearsals, and Performances

8 Automated Lighting Developed during the late 1980s for rock concerts [Some instruments very noisy, covered by music ] Most significant development in stage lighting in the past 25 years Both Remote control and pre- programmed

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