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This document discusses lighting design ideas for a production of Shakespeare's play "As You Like It". It begins by describing different types of lights and how they can be used to reveal shape, transition between scenes, and convey meaning through color. It then provides specific lighting ideas for different scenes and characters, such as using blue and red lights to represent different brothers during a fight, using purple lights for noble characters Rosalind and Celia, and focusing on the shapes of trees that Orlando writes poems on. The document aims to emphasize the forest setting while enhancing the meaning and emotion of various scenes through strategic lighting.
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Development Practices: Best practices for creating, maintaining, and scaling open-source libraries, including code hygiene, CI/CD, and fast iteration.
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Mental Health: Maintaining balance and not feeling pressured by user demands.
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GitHub: https://github.com/albumentations-team/albumentations
Website: https://albumentations.ai/
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As you like it
- 1. LIGHTS Syed Maisum Rizvi (1076391) ‘As You Like It’ Professor: Jon Egging-Intro to Theatre TA: Ashley Fox
- 2. DIFFERENT KINDS OF LIGHTS
- 3. USE OF LIGHTS REVEALS SHAPE & FIGURE TRANSITION & COLOR
- 4. COLOR AND MEANING RED=DEATH for example, in the play ‘Blood Wedding’ Blue=Confidence, loyalty, wisdom, faith, truth Yellow=Wealth, happiness, optimism, calmness
- 5. MY IDEAS FOR ‘As You Like It’
- 6. Transitions Most of the transitions will occur when switching from the forest to the city, so between dark and light, respectively. Obviously the city will be lighted but keeping the background dark and white light on the characters will make it easier two switch to the forest if necessary. The forest will also need lights the ‘break from the trees’ and cast shadows
- 7. I want to imagine that when the brothers are fighting, they are not switching positions. In this picutre there is no light in the background. However, I want to split the background into three parts. On the left side (according to this picture) I want to have a blue backlight to represent Orlando due to his confidence, and yearn to be an intellectual. In the middle is Adam, the servant. I want to have a subtle yellow to show calmness, because he is the one who wants peace between the brothers. For Oliver on the right I want to have a red backlight to show his anger, and lust.
- 8. SOMETHING LIKE THIS TO SHOW THE FOREST OF ARDEN The blue will represent the darkness, the green will emphasize the different types of trees and their shape, in the forest. A spotlight will emphasize the actors. However I would imagine having lighter shades of the light, just because the play is not depressing.
- 9. When Rosalind and Celia are alone talking to each other… Most of the time we see them in the forest. I was thinking of always having them under the spotlight and then having a purple backlight since they both represent nobility.
- 10. Touchstone has a unique character I would like to use a subtle yellow. Even though he is the court appointed clown, he has a lot to say and he has a lot of knowledge and wisdom
- 11. The trees which Orlando writes his poetry on For this I really want to focus on the shape of each tree because each tree represents a different poem and each poem represents a different mood. I want to have a slight red with green giving the figure of the tree from one direction and a spotlight focused on each poem. Just as if the sunlight was casting light on certain parts of the tree in the forest
- 12. Orlando and Oliver make up Have a light purple light on both of them and a dark blue backlight, to show that they are noble and loyal to each other
- 13. ROSALIND GETTING WHAT SHE DREAMED Have a subtle yellow light as she walks down to Orlando, and have a spotlight on Orlando
- 14. HAPPY ENDING and everyone else who gets married Obviously it is a happy ending, and I think there should be light on everyone, but to emphasize they location I would want to still be focused on the forest using dark lights, considering that it does not specify if the marriage occurs at night or day.