Color in Lighting Design

When working on a production, a lighting designer relies on many tools to create the look and feel of a show. Most of them are based on the qualities or characteristics of light they can control. These include intensity (how bright or dim the light is), directionality (where the light is coming from), and the subject of this article ― ____________.

Designers will use light to affect all of these factors as they work with the rest of the creative team to tell a ____________.

To look at color, we need to analyze its building blocks. Many of us learn the primary colors in elementary school, but it is important to distinguish between primary colors of pigment (paints, dyes, or inks) and primary colors of ____________.

The primary colors of pigment are ____________, blue, and yellow.

With these three colors of paint, it is possible (in theory) to create every ____________.