This shot is from a benefit dinner at a museum in Baltimore, where we seized the opportunity to coordinate the lighting with a few of the vine/tree scenic elements and projected just-out-of-focus breakup patterns on the ceiling with R20 and R21 on the naturally-light-blonde-wood-slat ceiling.

Averie Bell as Masha and Justin Duncan as Vershinin in Chekhov's Three Sisters. Austin College, Sherman TX, April 2008 Directed By Kathleen Campbell Lighting Design by Katie Marchant Photo By Marcus Urban

R51, R60, R68 and candle light

A Moon for the Misbegotten
Lehigh University Department of Theatre
Dir: Pam Pepper
Set: Erica Hoelscher
Costumes: Katherine Perry

Used:
R83 Saturated blue with lav undertones for toplight and nighttime blue on the cyc
R30 warm sunrise
R67 daylight blue on cyc and upper morning sky for sunrise
R74 blue front toning
R368 blue side toning

For Boy Gets Girl I needed to make the audience feel uneasy in connection with the protagonist's feelings of being stalked. To achieve this I relied on a series of window gobos from multiple angles and Roscolux 3315 from the back and wrapped around the practical fluorescent fixtures. The slight green tint filled in shadows creating an disquieted atmosphere while still relating to the realistic elements within the scene.

Rosco Colors: RC3402, R60

These photos are of the Gooseberry Park Players of Moorhead, MN production of the world premier of "A Dzsungel Könyve (The Jungle Book)." Scenic Design by Dr. James Michael Miller, Lighting Design by Jordan William Green, Sound Design by Kent Kolstad, Directed by Jim Cermak.

For frontlight I used R360 Clearwater and R02 Bastard Amber. Clearwater provided the cool lighting I desired without as less green than R60. It has quickly become one of my favorite gel colors.

R 54 Special Lavender
R 01 Light Bastard Amber
Production "Turn of the Screw"
location: Onstage Atlanta
director: Rachel White
Lighting design: Michael Magursky

"Shooting Star" by Steven Dietz at the Adirondack Theatre Festival in Glens Falls, NY, co-production with Water Tower Theatre. Directed by Mark Fleischer, starring Diana Sheehan and James Crawford, with Lighting by Jeff Stover. Jason E. Weber, Master Electrician. Photo by Mark Oristano.

We used Rosco 60 as front light to emphasize the coldness of the distant relationship and the blizzard outside. Further, we also used Rosco Image Glass "Ice" (No. 33620) to give the world of the play a more frozen feeling.

4.48 Psychosis By Sarah Kane
Produced By Southeastern Louisiana University's Department of Music and Dramatic Arts
Directed By Jim Winter
Scenic Design By Steve Schepker
Lighting Design By Benjamin Norman

ROSCO Color Used: R10, R16, R17, R18, R24, R26, R37, R41, R57, R369, R80, R89, R90, R120, R121, R122

Dracula by Bram Stoker at Antrim Playhouse. Lighting Design: Zachary Spitzer; Director: Randy Accardi.

Color Used: R3204 (face), R26 (balc rail toner), R80 (balc rail toner), R360 (side/box boom toner), R304 (side/box boom toner), R63 (back), (as well as two Mac 2000 Performances from the front and two VL 2500s from the back for effects.)

Template Used: R77563 (glass bricks, no color)

(And yes, looking through the lightwright file I realized that this was, actually, an entirely rosco colored show!)