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- ASIN: B000UIGW18
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Neil Peter Jampolis, famed lighting designer and teacher, hosts this informative and entertaining 25 minute video program, which is a true master class for lighting designers. Neil and his colleagues show you how to use gobos to create theatrical fire, reflected water, church windows, fireworks, and dozens of other effects that lighting designers and technicians need every day. You learn how to use newly developed, low cost products to simulate reality and create breathtaking effects. You learn how the newest gobo products can add life, movement, and color to your stage pictures with effects such as fire or clouds. You'll discover how image glass can diffuse, soften and alter stage light in new and exciting ways. You'll see how the most widely used spotlights can be equipped with a gobo rotator to project as many as three or four gobos--and how easy it is to create the gobo combinations in your own design. The video demonstrates what the effects actually look like on stage and then shows how to assemble and reproduce them. This program provides ideas, information, and inspiration for anyone lighting for theatre, film, television, live entertainment, or architectural purposes.
Neil Peter Jampolis, famed lighting designer and teacher, hosts this informative and entertaining 25 minute video program, which is a true master class for lighting designers. Neil and his colleagues show you how to use gobos to create theatrical fire, reflected water, church windows, fireworks, and dozens of other effects that lighting designers and technicians need every day. You learn how to use newly developed, low cost products to simulate reality and create breathtaking effects. You learn how the newest gobo products can add life, movement, and color to your stage pictures with effects such as fire or clouds. You'll discover how image glass can diffuse, soften and alter stage light in new and exciting ways. You'll see how the most widely used spotlights can be equipped with a gobo rotator to project as many as three or four gobos--and how easy it is to create the gobo combinations in your own design. The video demonstrates what the effects actually look like on stage and then shows how to assemble and reproduce them. This program provides ideas, information, and inspiration for anyone lighting for theatre, film, television, live entertainment, or architectural purposes.
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