Introduction to Stage Lighting: The Fundamentals of Theatre Lighting Design Charles I. Swift
Publisher: Meriwether Publishing, Limited

Classes are available to Northwest Theatre is a basic introduction to the fundamentals of the on- and offstage world of theatre. Accommodating traveling lighting designers in a new venue is not an easy task, but when when Gary Guberman, Assistant Director of Technical Services and resident Lighting Designer at the Peppermill Casino was given this challenge for Peppermill's Tuscany Events Center and Wendover “I love the variety of different shows that I do — corporate, ballet, theater, concerts,” said Guberman. The first portion was a week-long group training session that introduced a number of people from across the country to the basics of the software. Screenshot of scene produced by vectorworks. Set Design by Bill Tripp, Master Carpentry by Collin Lawson, Lighting Design by Emily Stadulis, Sound Design by Corbin Wescott, Costume Design by Lori Sue Hoffman, Assistant Costume Design by Alana Wight, Stage Manager, Light & Sound Board by Erin Giblin. I remember well his lessons on traps that people fall into when attempting theatrical stylism with all the woefully mistaken expectations we tend to overlay on certain genres. Today we're introducing a new series to the CSL Blog: User Stories. After completing Theatre, students can enroll in Acting One and Two, in which the finer techniques of acting are the focus. Technical Theater, both I and II, offer another opportunity. Other adult professionals often assist in technical direction, choreography, set construction, lighting design and sound engineering. In it, I learned the capabilities of the software and its unique Subsequently, I was able to enroll in customized, one-on-one training sessions that dealt with the more advanced aspects of the software as well as those dealing specifically with theatre lighting design.