54-729 Automated Lighting Workshop
1–15 units, Carnegie Mellon University
In the spring semester of the 20192020 academic year the Automated Lighting Workshop course will consist of seven distinct modules. The first will focus on the operation and maintenance of equipment that falls into the category of automated lighting. The second module will focus on the programming of media servers using lighting consoles. This year Eos Family consoles and MBox will be used. The third module will concentrate on the development of previsualization skills using LightConverse software. In the fourth portion of the class students will engineer the automated lighting rig that will be used for the summer and fall of 2020 in the Wells Video Studio. The fifth module will be a continuation of programming on the Hog4 console, concentrating on preparing students for the national Hog Factor competition. Module six will be an introduction to the Vx76 line of control consoles. In the seventh module students who have experience on the GrandMA2 line of consoles may continue the development of skills on that platform.
Prerequisites: 54-771
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