The basic lighting course is designed to teach workers basic lighting skills, including identifying basic lighting instruments and cables, lighting terminology, basic signal flow, proper hanging and circuiting of lighting instruments, and basic focusing techniques.
The proper way to safely hang and circuit conventional fixtures
The proper way to safely hang, circuit, address, and run signal flow for LED light fixtures
Different lighting accessories, such as gels, gobos, and irises, and their applicability in focusing lights for desired design effects
Basic lighting terminology
Light-focusing techniques for conventional instruments
DMX signal flow and how to properly cable and address LED lighting fixtures
Details
Language: English
Format: In-person, Virtual
Length: 1 day
Trainer
Danyela Marks, IATSE Local 19
Location: Baltimore, MD
Danyela Marks is a Sub Electrician for Disney’s The Lion King and a business owner. She was previously the Assistant Electrician at Baltimore’s France-Merrick Performing Arts Center and holds a master's degree from New England College and a bachelor's degree from McDaniel College. Danyela has worked in the Broadway and Off-Broadway circuit of the live entertainment industry for 20 years and is a proud member of IATSE and AEA.