For all the "Ballad of Sweeney Todd" numbers, including the opening and closing, I used striplights gelled with R-99 to uplight the actors. This was done to create an eerie mood and help convey the words of the songs. R-99 is warm, but it's warm in an almost unsettling way. This effect combined with the surrounding icy and deep blues created a powerful mood. R-99 is my new favorite color.

This scene between the two main characters takes place at night in their garden bath. With specials to illuminate the bath area, and practicals as decor, the majority of the scene is set by the moonlight through the trees, created using R367 and 78222 gobos.

A modern style dance inspired by the Hunger Games.

we use rosco gels for every show. In the first one it is a show titled "movie game" a lot of the scenes took place inside and we wanted a warm tone to it.

The second one is Alice in Wonderland. we really wanted vibrant colors of the set pieces to stand out and feel very psychedelic, almost.

for the third picture, that is also Alice in Wonderland, this was the main, center set piece a that the actors would climb on.

And we use rosco cyc gels for every performance

The Show is based on the movie/novel They Shoot Horse don't They? Were the characters participate in a Marathon Dance Competition. Picture 1, The beginning of the dance competition were lighting is soft, saturated and theatrical. Picture 2, The dance competition progresses and colors begin to dissolve into a stale desaturated look. The goal is to show a long passage of time that creates the feeling of gels burning out and reinforcing the despair of the characters.

Photos are all from Headdress Ball 2013, It is a Benefit Concert to raise money for the Hope and Help center of Florida.

From Children of Eden. Picture from the song "Father's Day". Special effect of the tree of knowledge lighting up as Eve gets close with the environment getting dark and magical. Picture of Noah, and God during the song "The Hardest Part of Love".

Mrs. Watts finds herself at the Harrison Bus station on her way to Bountiful.

The first photo is from the opening of Act II of Jose Rivera's Marisol. I used R370 to create an alien feeling to the environment, to contrast sharply with the first act.
The second picture is also from the second act of the same production. I contrasted R370 and R26 to keep the alien feeling and highlight the danger of the moment. R62 was used in both moments as fill.

A high school production of Little Shop of Horrors. First photo is full cast on stage. Scenery lighting and front light up here. Second photo is the lead sneaking around the plant shop. Third photo is the two leads singing to each other from afar. Fourth photo is the two leads kissing after Rodney becomes famous.