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EPISODE · Apr 20, 2018 · 2H 8M

#80 Neil Austin

from in 1: the podcast · host Cory Pattak

Lumos Maxima! It's opening weekend for 'Harry Potter and the Cursed Child' on Broadway so we're sitting down with a true lighting wizard, Neil Austin! He's tight lipped about the secrets of the show but he does share with us how it has felt to be working on such a cultural phenomenon and when he realized this was to be no ordinary show. He's also telling us about squeezing light into Christopher Oram's beautiful yet boxed in set for 'Hughie' and how he created both the Sun and the Moon in the Park Avenue Armory for 'Macbeth.' Cory and Neil also spend a great deal of time discussing the design industry in the UK and how social programs like the NHS make it easier for younger designers to develop careers as well as the difference between United Scenic Artists, the Association of Lighting Designers, and British Equity. There's talk about strong British backlight, why good haze is so important, and an important discussion about the #savestagelighting campaign and how the new EU 2020 Lighting Regulations could have a devastating impact on theatrical lighting. Grab a pint of butterbeer and enjoy this brand new episode!

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