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STAGE LIGHTING & VIDEO DIPLOMA
ABOUT THIS PROGRAM
The Stage Lighting & Video Diploma Program explores the artistry of lighting and video design and operation for a wide variety of live applications, including concerts, theatre productions, broadcast, trade shows, theme parks, cruise ships, resorts, corporate events, product launches, and award ceremonies. Students acquire practical hands- on experience in all aspects of lighting and video technologies and explore how, where, and why to apply these skills through study of conceptual and artistic applications. Lighting and video play an integral part in our overall perception and appreciation of live shows, and as a result, the technologies are changing at an unprecedented pace, resulting in the need for new, highly-skilled, and creative designers and operators.
INSTRUCTION
All instructors have been chosen for their industry experience, knowledge, accomplishments, and passion for teaching, and have been qualified by the Ministry of Advanced Education & Skills Development.
Each instructor brings real-world understanding into the classroom; a quality that is invaluable in a hands-on learning environment.
Students are taught through a variety of instructional methods including: lectures, workshops, labs, e-learning, clinics, and tutorials.
Instructors typically use audio-visual presentations, practical demonstrations, printed handouts, and interactive media resources.
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