Course»Course 21M»Fall 2011»21M.734»Homepage

21M.734  Lighting Design Theater

Fall 2011

home page image

Brandi Crawford  - Haiku Project 2011

Instructor: Karen J Perlow

Lecture:  MW11-12.30  (E33)        

Information: 

OCW archive available

Announcements

course evaluations - please complete!

Course evaluations are available to be completed online. Please link to http://web.mit.edu/subjectevaluation to fill out an evaluation.

Announced on 13 December 2011  11:49  a.m. by Karen J Perlow

VOP packet

Voice of the Prairie Packet
Kresge Little Theater
 
 
Locale list
 
Cue synopsis

Page, cue #, time fade (approx.), action or motivation, locale, what cue looks like

 
Plot
 
         Title block

         Legend/instrument key

         Scale

Complete drawing/drafting: pipes, theater walls/imp’t. arch., scenic elements

Channel #, gel #, focus with each unit

 
Channel schedule
 

Magic sheet – use colored markers/pencils etc.

 

Story board (3 scenes) also in full color

 

Announced on 21 November 2011  11:45  a.m. by Karen J Perlow

photometrics math

please look over the photometrics reference materials for class on weds.

Announced on 24 October 2011  2:37  p.m. by Karen J Perlow

Haiku Photos posted to Stellar

Sorry the quality isn't great - and I still have to grab some from the office camera - but here are a batch

Announced on 17 October 2011  5:30  p.m. by Karen J Perlow

Change in Reading Due Dates (in a good way)

Hello All
Brandi brought to my attention that the Arabian Nights and Color & Spiking Reading were all due on Weds.  Since we are backed up in the discussions of the reading questions, and because I don't mean to be a jerk - I am pushing BOTH the chapter reading & Script reading until next Monday.  However, since we have had so little time to talk about the light designs for the Haiku projects, I am requesting you answer the following questions via email for weds 10/19.
1)what did you learn by doing your own haiku?
2) what did you learn by watching everyone else (or one classmate in particular) create their haiku?
3) which was your favorite haiku & why?

Announced on 17 October 2011  1:53  p.m. by Karen J Perlow

View archived announcements