HOW TO MAKE A TECH SCRIPT & DESIGN YOUR LIGHTING || || YOUR TECH SPECS

In part two of this series we are going over how to mark up a script for your tech to operate your show from, and things to think about when considering your own lighting design.
Make sure you check out last weeks video about documentation your venue/festival/tech will need, and stay tuned for a beginners guide to Qlab next week!
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[@charlotteice5704]

Ditto! I'm part of house crew and I often run lights for these kinds of shows, I would love to have this kind of documentation! I greatly appreciate you sharing this knowlege so performers/designers can write better scripts for technicians.

[@issyleslie]

Fantastic breakdown. I've worked in the industry for years myself and still find it interesting to see how other sections of the arts, or even just other people do things. The only thing I would comment on is that, at least in this script in particular, the difference in colours for different types of cues isn't very friendly for those who are colour-blind. I've had to be more deliberate as of late with making colours very distinctly different and even using reference palettes as more and more people have mentioned this to me as a struggle they've had with my own tech scripts. Lovely video though! Keen to see more.

[@monique_tech]

This is an excellent point thank you so much for flagging this, something worth considering when colour coding or maybe even using different fonts instead?