Course Description
Practical instruction in the installation and programming of automated luminaries and advanced DMX controlled equipment. Programming logic and incorporation of automated gear into productions in a variety of appropriate production styles. Visualization is also explored and used as another element of controlling and communicating design decisions related to automated lighting.
Additional Requirements for Graduate Students:
a. Level of expertise/degree of sophistication and expectations
of projects will be varied based on whether a student is
enrolled at the graduate or undergraduate level; b. graduate
students will be expected not only to participate in the
associated activities (undergraduates) but also to produce a
fully-documented set of draftings, designer paperwork, and show
documentation for each project; c. an additional project
utilizing LD Assistant and the generation of an industrial or
concert touring design will be assigned to the graduate
students.
Athena Title
Light Controls & Previsual
Prerequisite
THEA 3350
Semester Course Offered
Not offered on a regular basis.
Grading System
A - F (Traditional)
Student learning Outcomes
Topical Outline