Black LDs Matter – with Kathy A. Perkins
With Kathy A. Perkins – NC-based LD and Professor of Theatre
Lights, Camera, Diaspora! with Christian Epps
From the PLSN Podcast Archives, with Christian Epps – Chief Executive Officer at Lights, Camera, Diaspora!
Thank You My Little Pony – with Guy Smith
From the PLSN Podcast Archives, with Guy Smith, Owner and Lighting Designer at Free Radical Design Group
With Love and Solidarity for Immigrant Theater Artists – with Cha See
With Cha See – Lighting Designer at See Lighting Design
When We Know Better We Can Do Better – with Stephanie Johnson
With Stephanie Johnson – Lighting Designer at Light Essence Design
After the Plague Came the Renaissance – with Philip Vilar and Maegan Wilson
With Lighting and Projection Designer Philip Vilar and Maegan Wilson, Product Support Specialist at High End Systems
A Labor of Love is Still Labor – with Wu Chen Khoo
From the PLSN Podcast Archives, with Wu Chen Khoo – Freelance Lighting Designer, Technical Director and Stagehand out of Minneapolis, Minnesota
Posting Truth to Power – with David Boykin
with David Boykin – Lighting Designer and Programmer at BoykinLights
Ask For Help When You Need It – with Amanda Valdez
With Amanda Valdez – Architectural / Entertainment Lighting Designer at Shop12 Design in conjunction with Steelman Partners and Adjunct Professor at UNLV
Juxtaposition and Appropriateness – with Alan Edwards
With Alan Edwards – Lighting Designer
Dream Respectfully, Dream Big, Dream Free – with Tom Sutherland
with Tom Sutherland – Knight Of Illumination winning Lead Designer at DX7 Design
On this episode, we discuss whether or not you need to finish school to become a designer, how a person can create opportunities for themselves in this industry, what it’s like to be the youngest person in a room of creatives, how to defeat the stigma of being young and inexperienced, how designers should know how to program, when to separate your art from yourself, when to fully put yourself into your art, and how to encourage diversity of opinion in the creative process.
“I always dream respectfully and I always dream big.”
Please visit: www.dx7design.com
Accept Impermanence and Develop Big Ideas – with Christien Methot
With Christien Methot – Owner and Lighting Designer at Design One Lighting Design
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