Costume and lightening Design Project-
TH 2140 – Lighting Design Project
• Basic Description: You will design the overall lighting for two scenes from Shakespeare’s “A Midsummer Night’s Dream” and provide materials that will allow the instructor to understand your design choices.
• All sample forms and examples are found on Pilot, under Content/Projects/Lighting Design Project.
Process:
1. Choose two different scenes from “A Midsummer Night’s Dream”. They should be scenes that take place at different times in different locations.
2. Read the scenes, looking for clues that Shakespeare has left for us to help make your determinations about what the lighting should be like.
3. Fill out (1) Lighting Breakdown Chart for each scene. A sample Lighting Breakdown Chart is provided for you on Pilot, both as an Excel document and a PDF.
4. Find some images (photos or paintings, in particular) that you believe illustrate what you want the lighting to look like for each scene.
5. Choose at least two lighting gel colors for each scene. There is a Rosco Color Catalogue available on Pilot or you may visit one or more of the following websites for online gel “swatchbooks”.
http://www.leefilters.com/lighting/colour-‐details.html http://www.rosco.com/filters/roscolux.cfm?menuReturn http://www.mainstage.com/Files/RoscoColorChartNbr.htm http://www.gamonline.com/catalog/gamcolor/index.php
You will need to provide the Manufacturer and Gel Number, and a brief description of what you would be using the gel for. For example, Rosco 14: Early morning amber sunrise for Act I, Scene 27.3
(or something like that)
6. If you feel that some sort of pattern or texture is required, choose one or more patterns that you would like to use from one of the provided Gobo Catalogs that are available on Pilot under the Lighting Design Project folder. Provide that information as part of the project. For example, GAM 294: Summer Leaves pattern for Act 5 Moonlight, Scene 3.14159265358979…….
(or something like that)
Project Requirements (to be turned in)
1. Two (2) completed Lighting Breakdown Charts, one (1) for each of your chosen scenes 2. A minimum of three (3) lighting research images per scene; six (6) total 3. A minimum of two (2) gel selections for each scene; four (4) total 4. Gobo/Template choices, should you choose to use any. The project should be digitally placed in the Lighting Design Project Dropbox folder on Pilot. DUE DATE: APRIL 16