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ویرایش: [2 ed.]
نویسندگان: Anne E. McMills
سری: The Focal Press Toolkit Series
ISBN (شابک) : 0367423723, 9780367423728
ناشر: Routledge
سال نشر: 2021
تعداد صفحات: 524
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زبان: English
فرمت فایل : PDF (درصورت درخواست کاربر به PDF، EPUB یا AZW3 تبدیل می شود)
حجم فایل: 226 Mb
در صورت تبدیل فایل کتاب The Assistant Lighting Designer's Toolkit به فرمت های PDF، EPUB، AZW3، MOBI و یا DJVU می توانید به پشتیبان اطلاع دهید تا فایل مورد نظر را تبدیل نمایند.
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متن پیشگامانهای که دنیای نورپردازی را طوفانی کرد، در نسخه دوم خود بازمیگردد و اسرار درونی و روشهای اثباتشده و آزمایششده زمان برای موفقیت بهعنوان دستیار طراح نور حرفهای را آشکار میکند.
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این راهنمای قطعی، گام به گام، چالش های روزانه ای را که دستیاران طراح نور در طول هر مرحله از تولید با آن مواجه می شوند، و راه حل هایی برای غلبه بر آنها بیان می کند. علاوه بر این، در میان تکنیک های کاغذبازی بسیار دقیق و رویه های ضروری، متخصصان برتر صنعت نکاتی را برای موفقیت در این حرفه چالش برانگیز نشان می دهند. این نسخه دوم کاملاً بهروز شده دارای ویژگیهای زیر است:
دستیار طراح نور، مورد اعتمادترین مرجع در کمک در دنیای نورپردازی، دستیاران طراح نور و دانشجویانی که در حال تحصیل در زمینه طراحی نور هستند، به دانش خودی که برای دستیابی به شغل موفقی که همیشه میخواستند نیاز دارند، مجهز میکند - چه دستیار را بهعنوان شغل انتخاب کنند و چه به عنوان پلهای برای طراحی. در این صفحات اسرار صنعت به ندرت در مدرسه آموزش داده می شود!
The ground-breaking text that took the lighting world by storm returns in its second edition, unlocking the insider secrets and proven, time-tested methods to succeed as a professional assistant lighting designer.
This definitive guide outlines, step-by-step, the daily challenges that assistant lighting designers face during every phase of production, and the solutions for overcoming them. Furthermore, intermingled among the highly detailed paperwork techniques and essential procedures, top industry professionals reveal tips for success in this challenging career. This fully updated second edition features:
The Assistant Lighting Designer's Toolkit, the most trusted authority on assisting in the lighting world, equips budding assistant lighting designers and students studying lighting design with the insider knowledge they need to achieve the successful career that they have always wanted―whether choosing assisting as a career or as a stepping-stone toward design. Within these pages are the industry secrets rarely taught in school!
Cover Half Title Series Information Title Page Copyright Page Dedication Table of Contents About the Author Acknowledgments Acknowledgments from the First Edition Foreword by Ken Billington Introduction Common Abbreviations Part I the Profession Chapter 1 Understanding Assisting Defining the Role Assistants vs Associates Dividing Responsibilities Qualities of a Good Assistant Meticulous Working Under Pressure Thick-skinned Staying One Step Ahead Prompt Polite Knowing When to Stay Quiet Working Without Judgment Accepting Responsibility Sense of Humor Good Eye for Design Be a Citizen of the World The Dos and Don’ts of Being a Good Assistant Common “Dos” Common “Don’ts” Notes Chapter 2 The Tools Required Hardware Laptop Portable Computer Speakers and Headphones Smartphone Photo and Video Considerations Lighting Apps Cameras, Video, and Playback Devices Taking Documentation Photos Recording Video and Video Playback Documenting Cue Photos Tablet Devices Printer Software Drafting and Paperwork Software Vectorworks Lightwright Visualization Software Augment3d Followspot Tracking Software Spottrack Moving Light Documentation Software Moving Light Assistant Careful Focus Pro Focustrack Other Useful Software Programs Specialty Items Assistant’s Kit Focus Tapes Fabricating Focus Tapes Chapter 3 Production Personnel The Lighting Team The Lighting Designer Designer Profile Sheet Design Office Structure The Programmer Working with the Programmer The Production Electrician Working with the Production Electrician The Head Electrician Followspot Operators Deck Electrician House Electrician The Management Team Production Stage Manager Production Manager General Manager Company Manager Producers Other Team Members Other Design Disciplines Note Chapter 4 Unions United Scenic Artists, Local Usa 829 (USA) Negotiating a Union Contract Jurisdiction Joining the Union Design Membership Candidate Program (DMC) Iatse Actors’ Equity Association (AEA) American Federation of Musicians (AFM) Other Unions Notes Part II The Process Chapter 5 Design Prep Prep Weeks Set Electrics Specifications Site Survey Creating the Design Package Bids Designer Run The Followspot Assistant Note Chapter 6 Load-in Shop Prep Scenic Build Pre-hang Load-in and Hang Tech Table Placement Tech Table Setup Setting Trims Focus Placing Focus Tapes Indicating the Lighting Areas Focus Table Setting Up Your Focus Table Running Focus Body Language Used for Focus Color Balancing Followspot Setup Moving Light Focus Pre-cueing Pre-visualization Notes Chapter 7 Tech Tech Stages of the Tech Process Other Responsibilities in Tech Morning Work Call End-of-the-night Notes End-of-the-night Production Meeting Staying Healthy Note Chapter 8 Previews and Performances Previews Preview Table Preview Revisions Show File Maintenance Freeze Date Archival Time Opening Opening Night Party Maintenance Notes Part III The Paperwork Categories and Checklists Printing Chapter 9 Pre-production Paperwork Drawing Package Drawing Setup Lineset Callout Drafting Styles Lighting Symbols Symbol Placement Dimensioning and Instrument Spacing Font Choices Font Sizes Line Weights Color Drawing Organization Title Block General Notes Verticals Section Set Elex Set Electrics Specifications Print Sizes Folding Drawings Paperwork Maintenance Maintenance—Purpose Maintenance—Position Maintenance—Instrument Type Maintenance—Accessory Maintenance—Color and Gobo Layout Show Title and Page Header Registration Magic Sheets Magic Sheet Preferences Magic Sheet Styles Conventional Magic Sheets Moving Light Magic Sheets Other Magic Sheets/Cheat Sheets Virtual/console Magic Sheets Shop Order Process Dividing Responsibilities Shop Order Structure Title Page General Notes Equipment Tech Table Drawing Monitor Setup Headset Specifications Area Layout Groups List Scene and Song Breakdown Scene-by-scenes Show Binder and Script Literature Notes Chapter 10 Tech Process Paperwork Focus Charts Focus Chart Cover Page Focus Charts Documents Cue Synopsis Cue Script Followspot Cue Sheets Followspot Actions Followspot Iris Sizes Followspot Intensities Timings Color Calling Followspots Calling Patterns Calling Techniques Working with Spot Ops Techniques and Finesse Working with Spots Under Pressure Work Notes Moving Light (ML) Documentation Moving Light (ML) Focus Charts Moving Light (ML) Documentation Photo Call Cue Documentation Archival Materials Next Time List Notes Part IV The Industry Chapter 11 US-based Employment Opportunities Working at Home Broadway Off-broadway Off-off-broadway and Storefront Theatre Regional Theatre Summer Stock Roadhouse Opera House Resident Dance Company Working on the Road Pre-broadway Try-Out Broadway Sit-Down Broadway National Tour Equity National Tour Non-equity National Tour Bus and Truck Us-based International Production Other Travel Situations Notes Chapter 12 Working Internationally Working in the United Kingdom and Australia The United Kingdom Australia Working in Continental Europe Working in Asia Japan China Travel Contract Payment: How and When Do I Get Paid? Housing: Where Am I Going to Stay? Travel: How Do I Get There? Car: Will I Need a Rental Car? Per Diem: How Are My Food Expenses Covered? Visas: Is It Legal for Me to Work There? Safety: What Do I Need to Know Before I Go? Lifestyle Medications Electrical Phone Bank Dictionaries and Phrasebooks Amenities Notes Chapter 13 Working in Related Industries Television and Film Architectural Lighting Industrials Themed Entertainment Notes Part V The Life Chapter 14 Working as an Independent Contractor Marketing Yourself Websites Social Media Resumes Personal Information Experience Additional Information Cover Letters Business Cards Meeting Designers and Associates Following Up Paying the Bills Temping App-based Work or “Gig Work” Unemployment Benefits Financials Tracking Income Tracking Write-offs Receipt Spreadsheet Notes Chapter Conclusion Appendix A Step-by-step Assistant’s Checklist Design Prep Shop Prep/scenic Build Pre-hang/spotting Call Load-in/hang Focus/moving Light Focus Tech Previews Opening Day After Opening Appendix B Design Package Checklist Drawing Package General Paperwork Magic Sheets Skeleton Files Miscellaneous Electronic Appendix C Assistant’s Kit Checklist Office Supplies Focus Items Electronics Tools Personal Items Appendix D Electronic Folder Organization Appendix E Site Survey Measurements Appendix F Sample Shop Order Appendix G Sample Set Electrics Specifications Appendix H Sample Cover Letter and Resume Appendix I Product Websites Bibliography Index