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Also, my co-designer works at the Oregon Shakespeare Festival, so she was able to get us into the head of lighting’s office to draft a huge fucking plot. First picture: the huge fucking plot, blurred to preserve some secrecy (and because I’m bad at taking pictures). Second picture: excited lighting designer taking a selfie with her huge fucking plot.
Shout out to Lighting Designers! Here are some of my favourite production photos (plays and musicals) where the lighting is A+/10 (I am prepared to continue adding more shows)
EDIT: Since this became so much more popular than I could’ve anticipated, I realised I never credited the Lighting Designers behind these pieces of art so… I did that now
Justin Townsend for Jagged Little Pill (Broadway)
Hugh Vanstone for Matilda (West End) and Groundhog Day (Broadway)
Paule Constable for War Horse (UK Tour), The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time (Broadway) and Angels in America (Broadway)
This may also be by Constable but Wolf Hall is a two part play with two different lighting designers for each part and I don’t know which part this photo is from :( If it’s not Constable it’s by David Plater
Ben Stanton for Fun Home (Broadway)
Bradley James King for Natasha, Pierre and the Great Comet of 1812 (Broadway) and Hadestown (Broadway)
Bruno Poet for Frankenstein (London)
Howell Binkley for Come From Away (West End) and Ain’t Too Proud (Broadway)
Japhy Weideman for Dear Evan Hansen (Broadway)
Tyler Micoleau for The Band’s Visit (Broadway)
Kenneth Posner for Beetlejuice (Broadway) with Projections by Peter Nigrini
Jon Clark for The Inheritance (West End)
Howard Harrison for City of Angels (London)
Kevin Adams for Spring Awakening (Broadway)
Neil Austin for Harry Potter and the Cursed Child (London) and Ink (Broadway)
Christopher Akerlind for Indecent (Broadway)
Tim Deiling for Six (Broadway)
Photos of the awesome Rube Golberg machine in the (Chicago) Spongebob musical with all the bells and whistles! So excited to see what the Broadway set looks like!
Is no one gonna talk about the time Hatsune Miku was ritually summoned right in front of a live audience
How else is she gonna get to our plane of reality?
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Milky Way from Cherry Plain State Park in Petersburg, New York by Matt Pollock
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This is the first time I’ve seen infrared photography processed like this and it’s 👌👌👌👌👌
Rumors! This show was quite challenging to design. It was my first time completely collaborating with another designer (as opposed to one of us being the ALD), my first farce, and my first time dealing with a two-story set. That said, my co-designer and I were able to negotiate these challenges and create something that I think looks pretty nice. There are things I would have done differently if it had been just me, and I’m sure my co-designer can say the same. But we learned to compromise, and it turned out nicely. Director: Amber Wilson Scenic Designer: Cassie Seaney Scenic Carpentry: Hayden Cotton, Erik Patterson Scenic Painting: Kirié Gervais Costume Designer: Amber Wilson Lighting Designers: E. Marie Bellamy and A. Violet Allensis
A whole year later and I just figured out what I should have done with the upper level AND how I could have gotten my co-designer to go along with it, damn
♫ The angels must have sent you And they meant you just for me… ♫
Gene Kelly as Don Lockwood
Debbie Reynolds as Kathy Selden
Singin’ in the Rain (1952)
Same place, different day.
Awesome color study
fantasy adventure genre vs survival horror genre
Waves at sunset This image was taken on Lake Kariba in Zimbabwe. The lake is the largest human-made lake in the world (by volume). It shows, quite simply, sunlight reflecting off the small waves in the lake. Due to the angle between the sun, lake surface, and camera, the waves appear tinted gold. -JBB… Image credit: Amodiovalerio Verde http://www.flickr.com/photos/amodiovalerioverde/245848695/ Shared under creative commons licenseSee More
