projection design
Director: Jeff Duke
Rocky Mountain Repertory Theatre
Grand Lake, CO
projection design
Director: Jeff Duke
Rocky Mountain Repertory Theatre
Grand Lake, CO
lighting design
Director: Michael Ehrman
Northwestern University, Henry and Leigh Bienen School of Music
Evanston, IL
projection design
Director: Coya Paz Brownrigg
The Theatre School at DePaul University
Chicago, IL
In collaborated with the Director and Sound Designer we set out to develop an attention-grabbing introduction video to engage the audience in, what typically is, the pre-show announcement. We wanted to start the video off with a video stinger, grabbing the attention of the audience. This stinger not only introdced one of the main characters of the story, J Prince, but also helped develop the backstory of Hip-Hop Hollywood. Following the stinger, is a bold and stylized approach to safety and regulatory information.
This video was created as the opening imagery montage that sets us in the style and environment of the play. It was important to the design team that this video revolved around Cinderella's passion, incorporating images that are evocative of her persona.
This video was used as part of a TV channel segment that Cinderella uses as a decoy to dissapear during J Prince's JAM. This was recorded live in The Theatre School's library.
This video was used as part of a TV channel segment that Cinderella uses as a decoy to dissapear during J Prince's JAM. This was recorded live on green screen and composited with the background in post-production.
projection design
Director: Jonathan Berry
Steep Theatre
Chicago, IL
projection design
Director: Michael Querio
Rocky Mountain Repertory Theatre
Grand Lake, CO
lighting design
Director: Lamby Hedge
Stephens College Performance Department
Columbia, MO
projection design
Director: Amber Mak
Paramount Theatre
Aurora, IL
This video showcases the projection mapping of Santa's Workshop. As the Projection Designer, I collaborated with the other members of the design team to craft and create each of the many location throughout the story.
The scenic design consisted of 5 +27' high towers designed to look like building blocks. While 4 tower were stationary, the center tower was rigger to spilt in the middle and track off stage to reveal the Rockefeller Center Christmas Tree.
This projection consisted of over 300 different elements, both static and animated to create the overall look and feel of the workshop.
System Specs:
10 - 10k projectors
01 - 15k projector
07 - Dataton Watchout display machines
01 - Dataton Watchout production machine
66 - Barco iLite 6XP LED Panels
projection design
Director: Kenneth Freeman
Steppenwolf Theatre Company
Chicago, IL
projection design
Director: Anthony Moseley
Collaboraction
Chicago, IL
projection and lighting design
Director: Matthew Hawkins
Northwestern University
Chicago, IL
projection design
Director: Michael Rohd
App Creator & Animator: David Masnato
Steppenwolf Theatre Company
Chicago, IL
projection and lighting design
Director: Jessi D. Hill
University of Illinois at Urbana Champaign
Urbana, IL
lighting design
Production Manager: Natalie Zaller
Imagine Exhibitions
New York, NY
projection design
Producing Organization: The Poetry Foundation
First Night Evanston
Evanston, IL
projection design
Director: Hallie Gordon
Steppenwolf Theatre Company
Chicago, IL
projection design
Director: Robert Anderson
University of Illinois at Urbana Champaign
Urbana, IL
projection design
Director: Robert Anderson
University of Illinois Urbana Champaign
Urbana, IL
lighting design
Production Manager: Natalie Zaller
Base Entertainment
Philadelphia, PA
lighting design
Director: Cathy Albers
Case Western University
Cleveland, OH
lighting design
Director: Pandora Robinson
Cleveland Public Theatre
Cleveland, OH