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EPISODE · Jun 20, 2020 · 40 MIN

LIGHT TALK Episode 168 - "Color Journeys - Interview with Mark Stanley"

from Light Talk with The Lumen Brothers · host Jacques, Kaye, Woods

In this episode of LIGHT TALK, the Lumen Brothers interview Lighting Designer, educator, and leader of the Gilbert Hemsley Internship, our long time friend, and the last "Gilbert Bunny", Mark Stanley. Join Mark, David, Stan  and Steve as they pontificate about:  Equity Library Theatre; Great Gilbert Stories; From horses to lekos; Transformative moments; Cooking for Gilbert; Camembert Cheese in a Batter with Raspberry Sauce; Early work at William and Mary; Mark's future with The Lumenoids; Mark's "3 year promise" with the New York City Ballet; The love of dance lighting; That special relationship when working with choreographers; Mark's journey with color;  Matching LED's among different manufacturers; The history of the Hemsley Internship; Sleeping on the floor of the Mayflower Hotel; Mark's first night in NYC; Jim Spradling; Keeping the education going during the pandemic; and The future of lighting education.  Nothing is Taboo, Nothing is Sacred, and Very Little Makes Sense.

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