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Complimenting Set/Costume and Film

Submitted by Olivia on Mon, 05/03/2007 - 13:46.

I was thinking of a few possible ways in which the lighting can compliment the set/costume and film components of Senseless:

- to compliment the set/costume, we could possibly light the performer from the inside? If the set-stume where a massive house/unit which has room for the performer to move about in...and also allows for multiple projection screens...

- to compliment both set and film, as well as intricate movement, we could only choose to light small sections of the set-stume, such as the face only, or the hand only etc...

Thoughts?

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