Chapter 18: Lighting and Sound Design

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Controllable Qualities of Light

Intensity, distribution, color, and movement.

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Functions of Lighting Design

Provides visibility, sculpts dimension, reinforces composition, enhances mood, supports style, and reinforces action.

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Lighting Designer Skills

Physics, electronics, principles of optics, and social/cultural history.

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Methods to Convey Lighting Design

Value sketches, lighting scores, and computer simulations.

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Lighting Distribution Working Plans

Light plot, floor plan, vertical section, instrument schedule, and magic sheet.

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3 Principle Types of Stage Lighting

Specific illumination, general illumination, and special effects.

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Instrument Schedule

A chart listing each lighting instrument's specifications, position, color, focus, circuit, and dimmer.

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When is lighting integrated with other elements?

During technical rehearsals, using generated cue sheets.

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Assistant Lighting Designer Duties

Makes plots, compiles schedules, locates equipment, programs lights, and acts as staff liaison.

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3 Categories of Sound

Verbal (voices), non-verbal (music/abstract), and realistic (identifiable).

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4 Functions of Sound Design

Evokes mood, reinforces action, reinforces voices, and supports style/comments on action.

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Sound Designer's Working Documents

Sound score, sound plot, show master, and cue sheets.

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Mixed Media Productions

Productions since the 1960s using multimedia, projected images, and closed-circuit television.

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Why is stage lighting difficult to evaluate?

It directs attention to the actors, scenery, costumes, and directing rather than itself.