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Selected Projects In Lighting, Projections, And Scenic Design, Joshua Roberts
Selected Projects In Lighting, Projections, And Scenic Design, Joshua Roberts
All Graduate Plan B and other Reports, Spring 1920 to Spring 2023
A report of Lighting, Projection, and Scenic design by Joshua Roberts on selected projects at Utah State University.
Rhythm And Movement: The Lighting Design For "Eurydice", A Living Poetic Metaphor, Emily Rachel Clarkson
Rhythm And Movement: The Lighting Design For "Eurydice", A Living Poetic Metaphor, Emily Rachel Clarkson
Graduate Theses and Dissertations
This thesis will delve into the historical context, analysis, design process and execution of the lighting design for the University of Arkansas’ production of Sarah Ruhl’s Eurydice. Special care will be taken to document an exploration of the challenges faced by this production during research, design meetings as well as throughout the implementation of this design. This document will seek to answer the questions: how does one design the lighting for a show that is in and of itself a metaphor? When each scene requires its own striking visual, how does the designer weave the play together so that it …
A Light On The Subject: Refugee By Milan Dragicevich, Colin Marsh
A Light On The Subject: Refugee By Milan Dragicevich, Colin Marsh
Masters Theses
The role of the American theatrical lighting designer is to be a visual collaborator on the design team. While other designers can produce elements that the rest of the team can hold or listen to such as a model of the set by the set designer or a sound effect from the sound designer, the lighting designer must rely on his or her ability to communicate his or her ideas. Visual lighting elements are complex ideas and must be clearly stated and planned for if the production is to be cohesive. This thesis presents the goals to communicate verbally, collaborate, …