Technical Theater: Lighting Design
Students explore the basics of theatrical lighting, including color, intensity, and direction, to enhance mood and focus.
Key Questions
- Explain how lighting can shift the audience's focus without them realizing it.
- Design a lighting plot that creates a specific atmosphere for a scene.
- Analyze how different lighting techniques can symbolize character emotions or plot developments.
Common Core State Standards
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