Course Description
Exploration of lighting for a diverse range of venues and specialty areas of entertainment design. Significant topics include: lighting for television/film, industrials and corporate theatre, concert lighting, virtual lighting, and spectacle events. Practical design exercises related to these specialty areas and the documentation associated with each form of design.
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; and c. an additional final
project utilizing a particular area of special interest
(specific project topic chosen by each graduate student) that
will be developed into a theoretical design package for each
individual graduate student. The package will contain a
complete set of draftings, paperwork and a mode of
visualization for a series of dramatic moments that might exist
within the given project.
Athena Title
Light Design Outside Theatre
Prerequisite
THEA 3350
Semester Course Offered
Not offered on a regular basis.
Grading System
A - F (Traditional)
Student learning Outcomes
Topical Outline