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Hoping to get lighting designer John Schlick on one of our future podcasts — he’s currently working with the Genitorturers and doing some quality work for very low rates for emerging artists. Check out his site for some reasons why you shouldn’t just settle for the house lighting at your next gig.
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February 2nd, 2005 at 9:38 pm
Here’s an excellent example of what great lighting can do for a show. http://www.jnjfoto.com/users/jbechtel/People/20050129_MadFrog/
The lighting was great that night, without it, the pics would have made us look like chumps.