Podcast
Lighting
Hosted by National Theatre · EN
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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Automated lighting profiles
Nov 3, 201100:02:55Tap to summarizeHow do automated lights work?
Transcribe →Becoming a lighting designer
Nov 3, 201100:01:29Tap to summarizeHow do you become a lighting designer?
Transcribe →Programming and operating the lights
Nov 3, 201100:01:08Tap to summarizeProgramming the board
Transcribe →Focusing lights for the rep
Nov 3, 201100:01:39Tap to summarizeHow the National Theatre focuses it's lights.
Transcribe →Automated lighting - wash
Nov 3, 201100:01:31Tap to summarizeWhat is a 'wash?'
Transcribe →Follow spots
Nov 3, 201100:03:04Tap to summarizeFind out about the light itself.
Transcribe →Stage lights with lenses
Nov 3, 201100:01:33Tap to summarizeThe use of lenses
Transcribe →Stage lights without lenses
Nov 3, 201100:00:49Tap to summarizeStage lights without lenses
Transcribe →The use of follow spots
Nov 3, 201100:01:27Tap to summarizeHow a follow spot is used
Transcribe →The use of moving lights
Nov 3, 201100:01:31Tap to summarizeHow moving lights are used
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