Lighting Design
Lighting design highlights
The window's lights reflected different colors on the wall and the door. Captured the actor's emotion in the environment. To isolate her within the room and create a kind of visual joke.
The show the complete power that the Maniac has over the space and her affects on the world around her.
A striking image to pull the audience back into the world of the play.
The goal here was to create a moment where she was breaking out of the world of the play.
Choreographer by Michael Medcalf
Choreographer by Michael Medcalf
Choreographer by Michael Medcalf
Choreographer by Michael Medcalf
Choreographer by Michael Medcalf
Choreographer by Michael Medcalf
Choreographer by Rachael Arnwine
Choreographer by Rachael Arnwine
Choreographer by Rachael Arnwine
Choreographer by Rachael Arnwine
I designed three scenes in UW-Stout theatre's production. The shows Molly and Mrs. Bumbrake are talking.
The scene about Peter in the jungle.
The scene about Peter with Mermaid
This is a lighting design for a show about famous Chinese people in a dream town. I used color by placing different colored gels in front of spot lights. In this photo the lighting is yellow, blue, red, and white to portray the mood of celebration in this scene, showing a harvest. Shadow and shape were also important in this scene.
This is the landscape that shows the scenic design without lighting. I worked with the natural environment for my lighting design.
I designed the lighting for this set and used spot lights to highlight specific objects and details. I used both warm and cool light because it was winter, and I didn’t want the audience to feel cold. Also it lessened the visual fatigue.
Momentum
Choreographers by Jill Guyton Nee, Kristin Osborne Lucas
Jelly’s Last Jam
Directed by Dennis Whitehead Darling
Scenic Design: Brian J.Ruggaber
Lighting Design:Tao Wang
Costume Design: Andrea Washington Brown
Choreography: Emma Crystal
Sound Design: Zach Badreddine
Music Direction: Tammy Johnson Holt
Stage Manager: Sherronda Johnson
Sound Engineer: John Phillians
Photos: Andera Zucker,Tao Wang
Haze with lights effects
Floor lights atmosphere
Chimney man opens the door.
The 3D rendering shows about jungle inn's atmosphere
Door lights are significant in the scene, just feeling the kinds of door shape should in Jelly's moods.
The shapes of widows or city's shadow somehow should on the wall and break up the balance of location's change.
Each locations lights feeling and colors contrast Jelly's lives.
A Photoshop quick rendering that shows the lights atmosphere
Emma
Directed by Angela Shultz
Scenic Design: Brian J.Ruggaber
Lighting Design:Tao Wang
Associate Lighting Designer: CORINNE FANN
Production Electricians:Serena Slie&Hay Wolf
Costume Designer: AUBREY DEAREN
Props Master: HATTIE FANN
Music Direction: Jacob Allen
Stage Manager: Kaylyn N. Nichols
Sound Engineer: JamesRobert Baker
Technical Director: MIKE O'NELE
Photos by: Bill Simmers.
Why I Live at the P.O.
Orchestra:Inscape Chamber
Conducted By: Robert Wood
Directed by Dennis Whitehead Darling
Director of Production :Reuben Rosenthal
Scenic Design: Brian J.Ruggaber
Lighting Design:Tao Wang
Associate Lighting Designer: Chanel Dau Pino
Production Electrician:Ben Harvey
Costume Designer: Austin Blake Conlee
Stage Manager: Rebecca Talisman
Sound Engineer: JamesRobert Baker
Photos by:Nicholas Karlin. Brain J.Ruggaber
Misery
Directed By: Jeffrey Meanza
Scenic Designer
McKay Coble
Costume Designer
Grier Coleman
Lighting Designer
Tao Wang
Sound Designer & Composer
Kate Marvin
Fight, Violence, and Special Effects Choreographer
Jeff A.R. Jones
Vocal Coach
Tia James
Dramaturg
Mark Perry
Stage Manager
Sarah Smiley
Photos by: Huth
What the Constitution Means to Me
Aubrey Snowden: Director
Heidi Schreck: Playwright
Derrick Ivey: Scenic and Costume
Tao Wang: Lighting &Projection
Eric Alexander Collins: Sound designer
Gwendolyn Schwinke: Creative team member
Adam Versényi: Creative team member
Sarah Smiley: Stage Manager
Photos by: Huth
The Royale
Directed By: Vivienne Benesch
Scenic Designer Yi-Hsuan (Ant) Ma
Costume Designer Sabrina Guillaume-Bradshaw
Lighting Designer Tao Wang
Sound Designer Daniel Baker
Movement director Christopher Windom
Vocal Coach Gwendolyn Schwinke
Dramaturg Jacqueline E. Lawton
Stage Manager Sarah Smiley
Assistant stage manager Aspen Blake Jackson
Photos by: Huth