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100 1 Schiller, Brad.
245 14 The automated lighting programmer's handbook /|cBrad
Schiller.|h[O'Reilly electronic resource]
260 Amsterdam ;|aLondon :|bElsevier,|c©2004.
300 1 online resource (xxii, 158 pages) :|billustrations, 1
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505 0 Cover -- Contents -- List of Tables and Figures --
Acknowledgements -- Introduction -- 10 Things Every
Programmer Should Know -- #1-Understanding the Fixtures --
#2-Basic Console Operations -- #3-Patching and Addressing
-- #4-Making Lights Move -- #5-Long Hours and Late Nights
-- #6-Subtractive versus Additive Color Mixing -- #7-
Tracking -- #8-Protect the Data -- #9-How to Admit Your
Faults -- #10-Who to Call -- But Wait, There's More -- 1
Programming Philosophies -- The Automated Lighting
Programmer -- The Hollywood Syndrome -- Creativity and
Consistency -- Learning to Program -- 2 Automated Lighting
Concepts -- DMX-512 -- DMX Protocols -- Fixture Modes --
Crossfade -- Bump -- Parameter Abilities -- Precedence
(HTP and LTP) -- Tracking -- 3 Preparing for Programming -
- Fixture Setup -- The Console -- Preparing the Patch --
Numbers Everywhere -- Groups -- Protecting Your Work --
Always Be Prepared -- 4 Basic Programming -- Understanding
Your Fixtures -- Speed Channels -- Palettes -- 5
Intermediate Programming -- Mark Cues -- Block Cues --
Effects Generators -- Kickin' It Old School -- Common
Chases -- 6 Advanced Programming -- Visualization -- It's
Time for Timecode -- The Magic of MIDI -- 7 Programming
Genres -- Structured and Corporate Theatre -- Concert
Tours -- Television Events -- Music Festivals and On-Offs
-- Architectural Installations -- 8 Troubleshooting --
Common Problems -- Data Problems -- Console Problems --
Fixture Problems -- Operator Error -- Emergency
Preparedness -- 9 Programmer and Designer Relationships --
People Are People -- Types of LDs -- Troubled Waters --
Changing Tides -- Life Is Like a Box of Chocolates -- 10
Digital Lighting, the Future Is Here -- Content -- New
Jobs -- Point of View -- Servers and Display Devices --
New Functionality and Terminology -- Programming Digital
Lighting -- Enough Is Enough -- The Future Is Now -- 11
Words of Wisdom from Industry Professionals -- Adrian
Ngieng, Programmer -- Arnold Serame, Designer and
Programmer -- Benoit Richards, Designer and Programmer --
Bryan Hartley, Designer and Programmer -- Bud Horowitz,
Designer and Programmer -- Butch Allen, Designer and
Programmer -- Christian Choi, Programmer -- Dall Brown,
Designer -- David Chance, Designer -- Demfis Fyssicopulos,
Programmer -- Eric Kennedy, Programmer -- Esteban Lima,
Designer -- Heath Marrinan, Designer and Programmer --
Henry M. Sume, Designer and Programmer -- Hillary Knox,
Programmer -- Jim Lenahan, Designer -- John Broderick,
Designer -- John Rayment, Designer -- Larry "Uncle Fester"
Robbins, Designer and Programmer -- Laura Frank,
Programmer -- Lawrence Upton, Designer -- Marsha Stern,
Designer -- Mats Karlson, Programmer -- Michael Nevitt,
Programmer -- Mike Falconer, Programmer -- Mitch Peebles,
Programmer -- Patrick Dierson, Designer and Programmer --
Paul Pelletier, Programmer -- Richard Belliveau, Automated
Lighting Inventor and -- Scott Riley.
520 From basic principles of automated lighting, to pre-
production preparations, the text details concepts,
procedures, and guidelines to ensure a successful
production. Then the author continues with in-depth
explanations for beginning, intermediate, and advanced
programmers. Additional sections explore troubleshooting
principles, working relationships, and future
technologies. For the final chapter of the book, the
author interviewed many respected lighting industry
veterans including John Broderick, Christian Choi, Laura
Frank, Jim Lenahan, and Arnold Serame.
588 0 Print version record.
590 O'Reilly|bO'Reilly Online Learning: Academic/Public
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programmer's handbook.|dAmsterdam ; London : Elsevier,
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