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Thursday, March 13, 2025
Plot Luck: Tegan Curran Lights Brothers Osborne
Live Design Online: The designer and founder of 5600K Designs, a production and lighting design company based in Minnesota, Tegan Curran shares her work with the Brothers Osborne with Live Design.
1 comment:
Julian Grossman
said...
To be honest I’ve never heard of this band in my life but this design is pretty awesome! I really like the collaborations with set and costumes on the UV embellishments, they look super cool. This is a design that really highlights the power of having a shit ton of moving lights in your rig. It’s also really interesting to me that this designer started with designing music videos for the band, where the implementation is actually pretty similar to a live concert because it’s meant to imitate one. I love the detail that the designer was able to program the motion of the camera into a previs software! That’s such an innovative use of previs that I’d never considered before. I didn’t know there was an entire lighting company basically devoted to creating UV fixtures??? What a specific industry niche! It’s also interesting to me that this designer founded a lighting production company. I’ve seen a couple of these concert lighting production companies now and they are certainly food for thought for my career.
1 comment:
To be honest I’ve never heard of this band in my life but this design is pretty awesome! I really like the collaborations with set and costumes on the UV embellishments, they look super cool. This is a design that really highlights the power of having a shit ton of moving lights in your rig. It’s also really interesting to me that this designer started with designing music videos for the band, where the implementation is actually pretty similar to a live concert because it’s meant to imitate one. I love the detail that the designer was able to program the motion of the camera into a previs software! That’s such an innovative use of previs that I’d never considered before. I didn’t know there was an entire lighting company basically devoted to creating UV fixtures??? What a specific industry niche! It’s also interesting to me that this designer founded a lighting production company. I’ve seen a couple of these concert lighting production companies now and they are certainly food for thought for my career.
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