Monday, May 16, 2011

Lighting Design Workshop

The Undergraduate Theater Society (UTS) is a RSO that functions as an independent theatre company within the University of Washington by and for undergraduate students. Our 5 annual productions are completely student run and funded. Working with UTS is a fantastic opportunity to develop marketable and in demand skills like Lighting Design.

This month, UTS is holding a workshop series in technical practice featuring graduate students and experienced UTS board members. The workshops are open to all levels of experience and anyone looking to learn

UTS will be holding their Lighting Design workshop on Thursday June 1st from 430-6 PM in Hutchinson 205. At this workshop we will cover:
- Computer Drafting using Vectorworks
- Types and Features of Lighting Instruments
- Cue Programming and Lightboards
- Working within UTS

Our lighting department gives practical experience in electrical systems, working with software to control systems, and learning how to communicate and conceptualize electricity as art. We will also discuss collaboration with a design team as a whole and how to neatly and accurately present ideas to other collaborators.

UTS will also be offering workshops in Scenic, Sound and Costume Design as well as Stage Management:

Scenic Design Workshop: Thursday June 2nd from 430-6
Lighting Design Workshop: Thursday June 2nd from 430-6
Sound Design Workshop: Wednesday June 1st from 430-6
Costume Design Workshop: Tuesday May 31st from 430-6
Stage Management Workshop: Tuesday May 31st from 630-8

All workshops will take place in Hutchinson 205

For more information or to RSVP for this workshop please contact:

Erin Simpson
UTS Historian
erins23@uw.edu