Theater lighting design

Act 3 Scene 2: I chose this lighting because the figure here is very much in the spotlight, but we still cannot see their face and we have no idea who they are. Much like, in this scene, Prior and Harper are talking to each other and almost remember who each other are--but can't.

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This is a very good example of the spotlighting I would like to use during the shooting scene at the end of the first act. It creates an ominous feel and I feel like it would be perfect to help depictthe seriousness of gun violence and the climax of the production.

This will be used during Macbeth and Lady Macbeth's sleeplessness.

Dee Dee O'Connor OnStage Washington Columnist The way in which lighting helps tell the story on stage has captivated me from the moment I stepped into the light booth as a light board operator (light op) when I first started volunteering at my community theatre. Night after night as I ran the

INTENSITY Having only these two lights on creates a mood for the stage. The light on the left is focused on main action of the play while the other less intense light is filling out the rest.