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TUESDAY 3:45 PM - 5:15 PM
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T619
Planning and Budgeting for Lighting
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What are the best practices in decision-making and selection of a lighting design team? Learn the value of theatrical lighting for your projects and the critical steps required for comprehensive planning and budgeting when lighting is employed for a booth, event or meeting:
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| • | Develop a tactical lighting strategy using state-of-the-art lighting techniques, fixtures and control methods
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| • | Oversee the design process to achieve results that create lasting impressions
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| • | Smart management of all associated services costs such as rigging, lifts, labor, electrical and more
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| • | Minimize overall carbon footprint of lighting systems
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FACULTY:
Paul Fine
In October of 1992, Paul Fine founded Fine Design Associates, Inc. to fulfill the growing need for an outstanding lighting design firm to service the exhibit, tradeshow and corporate events industry. Paul has designed for leading exhibit and trade show producers including: MC-2, Derse Exhibits, Sparks Exhibits and Environments, Cal Ostlund Exhibits and Jack Morton Worldwide. Other Fine Design projects over the years have included marquee names such as IBM, Panasonic, Samsung, Intel, HP-Compaq, Turner Broadcasting, Astra Zenica, Dunkin' Donuts, Ciena, Nvidia, Timberland, Boston Scientific, Agilent, John Deere, Canon, Hershey's, RJR, Shire Pharma, DuPont and others.
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Ken Moreland
Ken Moreland is a 1990 Graduate of Towson University (MD) with a Bachelor of Science in Theatre Design and Production and a 1987 Technical Internship Certificate from Yale School of Drama in Technical Design and Production. For 6 years Ken was a staff member of Temple University Theater department and worked with several Philadelphia -based arts organizations. In 1993 Ken re-located to New York City, and has designed extensively in the entertainment industry, including Off-Broadway and regional theatre, as well as music and dance. Ken became an Associate with Fine Design Associates in 1996, working on projects including IBM, Samsung, Verizon Wireless, Intel, Turner, and many others. In 1998 Ken opened the Manhattan, New York office of Fine Design Associates, continuing a commitment to provide expert service to its clients.
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