Theatre & Stage Photography

A Guide to Capturing Images of Theatre, Dance, Opera, and Other Performance Events

Inbunden, Engelska, 2018

Av William Kenyon, School of Theatre Penn State University) Kenyon, William (Associate Professor, Head of Lighting Design

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Documenting theatrical and stage events under the often dramatic lighting designed for the production provides a number of specific photographic challenges, and is unlike most every other branch of photography. Theatre & Stage Photography provides an overview of basic photography as it applies to "available-light" situations, and will move both basic and experienced photographers through the process of accurately capturing both the production process and the resultant performance.The book is accompanied by additional web content found at stagephoto.org, including tutorials, author blog, a photo gallery, and more resources.

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Utgivningsdatum2018-02-15
Mått229 x 229 x 17 mm
Vikt725 g
FormatInbunden
SpråkEngelska
Antal sidor222
FörlagTaylor & Francis Ltd
ISBN9781138236271

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William C. Kenyon serves as head of the Lighting Design Program in the School of Theatre at Penn State University. An active professional designer, William has designed more than 150 plays, operas, and dances, along with over a dozen national and international tour seasons with several theatre and dance companies. William has been involved in Native American theatre and dance for more than 15 years, serving as resident lighting designer for the American Indian Dance Theatre, and was involved in the complete reimagining of Unto These Hills, a massive outdoor spectacle celebrating the history of the Cherokee. Prior to Penn State, William taught lighting and sound design at the University of Nebraska–Lincoln. William received his BFA from the University of Connecticut, and his MFA from Brandeis University in Massachussetts. William is very involved with OISTAT’s Education Commission (Organisation Internationale des Scénographes, Techniciens et Architectes de Théâtre), after having served two terms as Commissioner for Education for USITT (United States Institute for Theatre Technology). He is also a member of USITT, OISTAT, IALD (International Association of Lighting Designers), IESNA (Illuminating Engineering Society of North America), and USAA (United Scenic Artists of America) Local #829 in the areas of lighting and sound design. When not on tour or in tech, William is working on climbing the highest point in each US state. He lives in Pennsylvania with his wife, Jenny, a costume and scenic designer and forensic artist, and his daughter, Delaney, who is a designer, martial artist, and world traveler.

List of Images and TablesPrefaceAcknowledgmentsIntroductionChapter 1: An Overview of Basic PhotographyChapter 2: Camera Focus and Autofocus SettingsChapter 3: The Camera Meter and How a Digital Camera Perceives LightChapter 4: The Primary SettingsChapter 5: ApertureChapter 6: Shutter SpeedChapter 7: Film SpeedChapter 8: White BalanceChapter 9: Framing Your ShotsChapter 10: The Secondary SettingsChapter 11: Meter PriorityChapter 12: EV CompensationChapter 13: Auto-BracketingChapter 14: Digital File FormatsChapter 15: Practices for Documenting Process versus ProductChapter 16: Practices for Running a Photo-CallChapter 17: Photography of Other Types of PerformancesChapter 18: Digital Photo Manipulation and PresentationChapter 19: Best Practices for PhotographersGlossary of TermsAppendix: List of Print and Internet Reference MaterialsAbout the AuthorIndex