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Introduction to Stage Lighting

The fundamentals of theatre lighting design
By: Charles I. Swift

Age Level: All Ages
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Everything you always wanted to know about theatrical stage lighting but were too afraid to ask! All the basics are here in this comprehensive stagecraft text for students of all ages. All of the latest lighting instruments and technical information are described in easy-to-understand and well-defined terms. The fundamentals of manipulating the key (source) light and shadow, intensity and balance, changing focus and mood, and more are explained in detail with illustrations. The creative process of expressing emotion, pace, and intent, as well as following cues, plots, and schedules are also covered along with the production process of working with directors in rehearsal and performance. A valuable resource for anyone working with theatrical productions. 40 illustrations and photos.

(176 pages, 5½ x 8½, paperback)

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