The Story of the Three Little Pigs

Photo Credit: Brenau University.

Director: Kim Staples
Music Director: Dale Grogan
Choreographer: Kylie Groom-Stacy
Scenic Designer: David Becker
Costumes Designer: Pam Workman
Lighting: Designer: Jordan Vera
Sound Designer: Zack Bennett

Although I was not formally on the production team, I still assisted in hanging and focusing lighting fixtures. I am always happy to be an extra set of hands for the Head Electrician and do my part as a technician. The lighting designer wanted LED tape lining the inner perimeter of each moving flat. One of the biggest challenges of the process was masking all the cables and making sure nothing would get caught when the flats moved. Below are examples of what I was working on and how it turned out!

Here you can see myself and my Lighting Supervisor, Shelby Ashley, discussing a possible solution to fixing a loose connection. Photo Credit: Brenau University.
This is one of the decoders that we used to translate the digital signal to the LED tape. Photo Credit: Serafina Ramirez, unless stated.
These components gave data and power to the LED tape on the judge's box and witness stand.
This photo is a great example of how we fed the cables discreetly and safely off the flat. Several notches were made on the inside of the flat, which created a path for the cables to follow once the facing was on.
Due to the length of the LED tape that needed to be put on the front of the flat, there needed to be 2 decoders. This helped prevent any loss of data within the line of diodes.

Final Production Photos

The Story of the Three Little Pigs

Here you can see myself and my Lighting Supervisor, Shelby Ashley, discussing a possible solution to fixing a loose connection. Photo Credit: Brenau University.

This is one of the decoders that we used to translate the digital signal to the LED tape. Photo Credit: Serafina Ramirez, unless stated.

These components gave data and power to the LED tape on the judge's box and witness stand.

This photo is a great example of how we fed the cables discreetly and safely off the flat. Several notches were made on the inside of the flat, which created a path for the cables to follow once the facing was on.

Due to the length of the LED tape that needed to be put on the front of the flat, there needed to be 2 decoders. This helped prevent any loss of data within the line of diodes.

Let’s get in touch!