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| THE AUTOMATED LIGHTING PROGRAMMER'S HANDBOOK
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By
Brad Schiller, Over 15 years experience programming. Past productions include 68th Annual Academy Awards, and the 2000 Olympic Games. Contributor to PLSN magazine. Resides in Austin, Texas.
Description
From basic principles of automated lighting, to pre-production preparations, the text details concepts, procedures, and guidelines to
ensure a successful production. Then the author continues with in-depth explanations for beginning, intermediate, and advanced programmers.
Additional sections explore troubleshooting principles, working relationships, and future technologies. For the final chapter of the
book, the author interviewed many respected lighting industry veterans including John Broderick, Christian Choi, Laura Frank, Jim Lenahan,
and Arnold Serame.
Audience
professionals doing lighting production in theatre, film, TV, video, theme parks, and concerts
Contents
Introduction
10 Things Every Programmer Should Know
Programming Philosophies
Automated Lighting Concepts
Preparing for Programming
Basic
Programming
Intermediate Programming
Advanced Programming
Programming Genres
Trouble shooting & Safety
Programmer & Designer relationships
Digital Lighting, The Future is Here
Words of Wisdom from Industry Professionals
Sydney 2000 Olympic Diary
Glossary
Index
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Paperback, 200 pages, publication date: NOV-2003
ISBN-13: 978-0-240-80602-0
ISBN-10: 0-240-80602-6
Imprint: FOCAL PRESS
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