The Lighting Crew is in charge of creating lighting cues for the show. It is also their responsibility to run the light cues during the show. This crew partners with the sound crew helping each other out.
In theater, the lighting crew and chief also known a lighting technician prepares and runs the lighting system. These individuals are in charge of designing and making the lighting effects based the vision of the director.
Communicating with director to ensure the vision for lighting is upheld
Rigging as well as running the needed equipment
Listening to the Stage Manager for cues
Running the lighting board during the show
Up keep of all lighting equipment
Staying current on new technology that would effect lighting a show
College degrees are unnecessary. On the job training is most effective. Occasional training will be needed to stay up-to-date with advances in this field. Qualifications are available to pursue in
Art & Design
Technical Theatre
Performing Arts
Electrical/Electronic Engineering
Lighting Design and Technology
Theatre Lighting Design
Excellent colour vision
Good communication skills
Deal well with pressure and deadlines
Creative
Technical ability
Information from https://getintotheatre.org/blog/what-does-a-theatre-lighting-technician-do/
You have been given a folder with the script in it. This is a copy that is just for lighting. Create and place sound cues on the script. Also, open the document below and make a copy. Share it with everyone on your crew, the director, stage manager, and assistant director. Make sure all information is complete.
Please note: Your sound grade and lighting grade will be averaged together to earn you grade for the technical theater assessment.
Lighting Chief - Fill out this Google Form AFTER the performance.
Lighting Crew - Fill out this Google Form After the performance.