Design technology trends and their application in live performance
By John Rayment
Join Lighting Designer John Rayment as he talks about the experiences, the lessons and the actual application of technologies in live performances.
Rayment first used wysiwyg to previsualise the Sydney 2000 Olympic Ceremonies. At the time, the technology was in it’s infancy. CAST sent one of their team to Australia to specifically write code.
Rayment has journeyed with technology from theatre to opera and sports stadia and arenas. Along the way, BlackTrax entered the mix…
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