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Lighting, special effects and video are used to create moments of stage magic. The choices a lighting designer makes about how a set and actors are lit have a major impact on the mood of a scene. The National Theatre's Lighting Department deploys everything from the humble parcan to complex automated lights.

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The National's rep system (in which one theatre has several plays swapping in and out of the theatre with ‘changeovers' a couple of times a week), means that automated lights - which can be programmed to change direction, colour, focus and even a pro... more

A short film about how you get to be a lighting designer

Lighting programming of a console for a show and then operating during a show.

When a show changes round in the rep, there's not enough time for each scene to be laid out exactly as it is in the show to allow the lights to be focused on it. So a grid system is employed, making use of two large canvas tapes, which enables the li... more

The National's rep system (in which one theatre has several plays swapping in and out of the theatre with ‘changeovers' a couple of times a week), means that automated lights - which can be programmed to change direction, colour, focus and even a pro... more

Follow spots have a lot more to them than just being a light that an operator can point at an actor to ensure they are well enough lit. All kinds of different types of light can be produced by skilful manipulation of the controls, and follow spot ope... more

Lights with lenses, like the profile spots, fresnels and PCs in this video, are very versatile and can be used to create a range of effects, with different sizes and shapes of beam.

Parcans, birdies and floods have a range of uses, from lighting the vast expanses of a large cyclorama (a possible use of a flood) to a small bit of uplighting (often achieved with the help of a birdie, or Par 16).

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3.8 out of 5 stars from 98 ratings
  • Nice short overview

    Really nice short clips, every 100% true!

    Nice Crew, nice theatre

    Would like to see more, how about "LED in theatre"?

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    5
    leolas
    Germany14 years ago
  • Excellent introduction to lighting

    Nicely produced videos present an introductory review of theatrical lighting. The videos are vey short. With only ten episodes the information here is a good introduction rather than an in-depth study. The content has good production value and is interesting. Let's hope more videos are added with an in-depth look at the productions at the Nation Theatre.

    Apple Podcasts
    4
    Nobrainz654535227
    United States14 years ago

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