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WorksheetsLighting Design Elements
Total questions: 16
Worksheet time: 9mins
The ability to see what is occurring on stage. *Lighting is effective if the audience cannot see performers.
Visibility
Effects
Focus
Mood
Setting the tone in the scene. *What would be the difference in tone between a red and a lavender light?
Oceany Vibe
Effects
Composition
Mood
Light that can convey time of day or advance the plot
Effects
Elements of Plot
Scenery
Visability
Lighting may be used to only show areas if the stage that the designer hopes to highlight in order to "Point a Picture"
Mood
Focus
Composition
Elements of Plot
directs the audience attention to something specific on stage
Elements of Plot
Focus
Mood
Scenery
Use of lighting to create a desired effect
Effect
Elements of Plot
Scenery
Mood
This light is high intensity and gives a narrow beam of light
Ellipsoidal Reflector (Leko or Lekolite)
Freshel Spotlight (Wash of color)
Followspot (Spotlight)
A narrow spotlight used to follow or spotlight a performer
Ellipsoidal Reflector (Leko or Lekolite)
Freshel Spotlight (Wash of color)
Followspot (Spotlight)
When placing several of these lights together they blend to add lighting to a large area
Ellipsoidal Reflector (Leko or Lekolite)
Freshel Spotlight (Wash of color)
Followspot (Spotlight)
A blueprint used specifically by theatrical lighting designers
Lighting Plan
Gobo
Lighting Plot
Tempelts with imaginary shapes or designed to be projected.
Gobo
Lighting Plot
Lighting Plan
The Plan used in lighting for a theatrical production
Lighting Plot
Gobo
Lighting Plan
Warning and the cue
usually a minute before the cue
usually seconds before so the electrican can get ready
Of the moment of execution
Standby and cue
usually a minute before the cue
usually seconds before so the electrican can get ready
Of the moment of execution
Go and the cue
usually a minute before the cue
usually seconds before so the electrican can get ready
Of the moment of execution
This light is high intensity and gives a narrow beam of light
(a)
