For this production of A Wrinkle in Time I chose a warm/cool facelight approach with R333 on one side and R362 complementing on the other. A small frontlight with R51 at low levels helps to eliminate any shadowing. The second photo is lit entirely from below with R355 in striplights to create a dark, uncertain, cave-like atmosphere. Finally, from high side angles I used R3204 in gobo fixtures to obtain the cold angular starkness of the evil planet Camazotz.

The Wizard of Oz
Produced by: The Plant City Players
Lighting Design: Mike Wood
Scenic Design: Max Roberts, Jason Johnson
Costume Design: Kate Moranville
Directed by: Van Frost

Rosco colors used: R04, R55, R59, R80, R83, R26, R21, R90, R99, R303, R358

Howard W. Blake School of the Arts Presents: RENT - Lighting & Scenic Design by Mike Wood, Costume Design: Jared Porter, Directed by Seth Travaglino. Colors used: R02, R03, R04, R21, R321, R80, R83, R59, R60, R65, R39, R26, R58, R61, R34, R119, R113

R3220,R13,R3202,R78

This is from A Taste of Honey. I used R26 on the cyc, R370 for that little bit of teal, and R65 for my cool side light. Depicted in this photo is a dance sequence in which my director wanted to show the actors bodies and not their faces. The R26 on the cyc was used to convey the passion these characters felt for each other and the R370 and R65 were used to give some contrast to the red and help pull out the actors bodies from the cyc.

Clue
By Todd Westendorf, Directed by Tim Hagerman
April and May 2012
Bothell High School, Bothell, WA

Colors Used:
Down: R347
Side: R99

Staged reading of Far Away by Caryl Churchill. Directed by Rebecca Hewett at Texas A&M University. Lighting design by Katie Elder. Rosco colors used: R02, R09, R60, R73, R87.

We used R 17 as warm tops and R 65 as cools. We blended them together to make different T.O.D. We also used red's and orange's on par cans for the house explosion.

In this photo I used #33 pink as my warm front light and I used #62 Booster Blue as my cool front light. To create a Fantastic look of mystery I used #77 Green Blue and #4490 Calcolor Green on the cyclorama. I also used the Web gobo pattern to help create my fantastical look.

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