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What is a key consideration for a lighting designer when creating the lighting for a production?
In what other settings might a lighting designer work outside of stage lighting?
When is a lighting designer usually hired for a Broadway show or touring production?
What is the role of a lighting designer in amateur theater compared to professional theater?
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Who does the lighting designer work closely with if show control systems are used in a production?
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Study Notes
Lighting Design Considerations
- A key consideration for a lighting designer is creating the lighting for a production.
Lighting Designer's Scope
- A lighting designer may work outside of stage lighting in various settings, including:
- Architectural lighting
- Film and television
- Corporate events
- Theme parks and exhibitions
Hiring Process
- A lighting designer is usually hired for a Broadway show or touring production during the early stages of production planning.
Role in Amateur and Professional Theater
- In amateur theater, the lighting designer's role is often more hands-on and may involve operating the lighting equipment during performances.
- In professional theater, the lighting designer's role is more focused on designing and planning the lighting, while other technicians handle the operation of the equipment.
Collaboration with Show Control Systems
- When show control systems are used in a production, the lighting designer works closely with the:
- Programmers and technicians responsible for operating the systems.
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Test your knowledge of theatre production with this quiz on lighting design. Explore the role of a lighting designer, their collaboration with other production team members, and their responsibilities in creating the atmosphere and visual elements of a performance.
