[SML] The future of luminaires

[Bryan Manternach]

I was saying the same thing 2 decades ago during the advent of moving 
head lights.  It contributed to my excitement to pursue this career.  
Now I am witnessing a new generation of theatrical designers excited 
about visual mapping and projection, doing things we never dreamed 
possible back then. It's really exciting!
-Bryan

On 9/4/15 4:06 PM, Paul Marsland via Stagecraft wrote:
> Bryan -
>
> That was such a tasteful, constructive, honest and true answer.  The 
> art comes from the artist, the tools are just that. Thanks!
>
> On Friday, September 4, 2015, Bryan Manternach via Stagecraft 
> <stagecraft at theatrical.net <mailto:stagecraft at theatrical.net>> wrote:
>
>     On 9/4/15 3:23 PM, e-mail frank.wood95 via Stagecraft wrote:
>
>         I most devoutly hope and pray that you are wrong. If you are
>         right,
>         where does that leave the art and craft of the LD?
>
>     The principles of lighting design will never change.  The
>     insturmentation is constant change.  If anything, these new tools
>     of visual projection will eventually allow even more precice and
>     more demanding lighting designs to be achieved with less hardware,
>     and less labor, while simultaneously causing an explosion in
>     creativity.
>
>     -Bryan
>
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