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[John Taylor]

Real close Michael, Stanley if I remember correctly did not use the 
terms key and fill (those being more photography terns and uses) but was 
big on the warm and cool concept at 45 deg angles. A couple of years ago 
I had a guy who was a photographer who wanted to learn about theatre 
lighting with a community theatre group I do a lot of work with. He 
still wants to call all front lights a key or fill lights. It is a 
constant battle with him and a couple of the other designers who keep 
asking me what he is talking
about.

JT
On 10/5/2015 6:59 PM, Mike Katz via Stagecraft wrote:
> Frank, I suspect you are thinking of Stanley McCandless  of Yale 
> University who wrote the book (literally) A Method of Lighting the Stage.
> Mike
>
> Michael Katz
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> snip
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>     Herrick, when I started out in stage lighting, I had three battens
>     of sprayed, open lamps to play with, and three dimmers. Amber,
>     blue, and open white. This was back in the late 1950s. I like to
>     think that I have learned something since then, notably from an
>     American guru. whose name escapes me for the moment. He pioneered
>     the key, fill, and backlight technique.
>
>     snip
>
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