Friday
May 13
8:00-9:55 AM
- A. Conductors/insulators
B. Power formula (West Virginia Law)
C. Circuits1. Series
2. Parallel
- D. Direct current/alternating current
- E. Wire gauge
A. Types of connectors
B. Circuit locations
III. Dimming systems
- A. Remote control
B. Silicon controlled rectifiers (SCR)
C. Dimmer per circuit
D. Lighting control flow chart1. Circuit locations
2. Patch panel
3. Remote control
4. Digital control
5. Dimmer per circuit
IV. Light plots
A. Required information
1.Performance space ground plan
2. Scenic ground plan
3. Vertical section
4. Instrument inventory
5. Number and size of dimmers
- 1. Legend
2. Key
3. Title block
V. Schedules
A. Dimmer schedules
1. Circuit patching
2. Dimmer checkB. Instrument schedules
C. Gel cut list
VI. Focusing techniques/commands
A. "Center it."
B. "Lock it off."
C. "Take it to full spot."
D. "Flood it out."
E. "Take it to hard focus."
F. " Soften the focus."
E. "Shutter to here."
F. "Gel it."
VII. Magic Sheets
A. Documentation
B. Pre-programming
VIII. Tech week
A. Booking cues
B. Level set
C. Q to Q without actors
D. Q to Q with actors
E. Tech run
IX. Projections
A. Gobos
B. 35 mm slides
C. Linnebach
D. Overhead projector
E. Glass slide projector
A. Stage props
B. Fire
XI. Lighting presentation techniques
A. Graphics
B. Storyboards
C. Light lab
XII. Automated Lighting
A. Types
B. Functions
C. Operation
Answers for worksheets:
Power Formula
1. W = V x A
W = 120 x 6
W =720 watts
2. V = W / A
V = 150 / 1.5
V = 100 volts
3. A = W / V
A = 150 / 120
A = 1.25 amps
4. A = W / V
A = 1,000 + 1,000 / 120
A = 16.67 amps
MF Story Problems
1. S = MF x D
.25 x 20 = 5'-0" pool of light
2. MF = S / D
4'-0" /10'-0" = MF factor of .4
3. D = S / MF
35'-0" / .7 = Hang instrument 50'-0" away from proscenium