R33; Brookwood High School's Production of Godspell Dir. Ken Lindahl

Chicago-Director: C. Martin, Set Design: J. Gourley, LIghting Design: J. Zucker, Technical Director: G. Johnson
Batboy The Musical-Director: G. Springer, Set Design & Technical Director: G. Johnson, LIghting Design: S. Haroldson,
Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?-Dirctor: S. Sobel, Set Design: D. Delu, Lighting Design & Technical Direction: G. Johnson
Tooth of Crime-Director: V. Talmadge, Set Design & Technical Direction: G. Johnson, Lighting Design: L. Grendle

For The Wagon Wheel Theatre's Regional Premier of Disney's Tarzan, we wanted to create a realistic jungle through scenery and lighting. This posed quite a challenge given that The Wagon Wheel Theatre is an 860 arena style theatre. To accomplish this goal I used a mix of R386 and R389 with various gobo breakups projected through haze to create a "jungle" of light from the overhead fixtures. Additionally I used a mix of R4490 and R4460 with break ups from the floor mounted fixtures to add a sense of height and depth to the scenery.

Production: Closer by Carnegie Mellon University's Scotch'n'Soda Theatre, February 2010. Photo by Guillermo Gomez. Lighting Design by William Macrae. Colors used: R39, R12, R47, R66, R08.

Two Rooms, Lehigh University
Lighting Design: Dani Deutschmann
Director: Marc Rein
Set Design: Hannah Cochran

Colors used:
R3204, R09, R52, R81

R339 on the SR high side. R79 on the SL high side.
Production credits unknown.
VIA Festival @ Carnegie Mellon University's CFA Kresge Theater

Architectural lighting at carnegie mellon university during freshman orientation. Colors reflect housing communities. Pink is most definitely R39.

Pictures are of Howard W. Blake high school's production Seussical from September 22-24 2011 Director:Seth Travaglino. LD/Tech Director: Mike Wood. Written by Lynn Ahrens & Stephen Flaherty colors used: R43,R389,R68

The Devil and Billy Markham by Shel Silverstein
Directed by Jenni Meador
Featuring Brandon Zelman as the Storyteller
Light Design by Emily Tabachuk
Presented at Fordham University at Lincoln Center

Rosco Colors used: R26, R56, R3208

For this scene, I used R17 to evoke the sweaty, hot feeling of Vietnam. The color really brought out the stagnant quality that I was looking for, and set the scene well. Through the color alone, I was able to communicate the feeling of heat.

Pictured: Patrick Fleury, Set Design: Eileen Lalley, Costume Design: Daria Tavana, Light Design: Gifford Williams.