We can be booked for individual, custom-tailored workshops and consultations. Our philosophy is to work with the practical principles that can be immediately applied and tried, be it about the very basics or advanced skills. Take a look at our previous workshops and give it a try yourself!
- Weekly workshops launch!
- Lighting in 3D - workshop at the Tartu Art School
- Theatre lighting advanced - colours and patterns
- Theatre lighting. Workshop with ECP.
- ISD winter semester opening seminar 2011
Experiential learning in our lighting workshops
Our approach is a fusion of Johanna’s lighting know-how and Tom’s practical training experience. What we make our participants go through is called is an experiential learning process. The main product that we offer is a designer’s perspective to lighting, bringing the participants an understanding of the basics and giving insight on the design aspects – how light looks and works and what can you ask or expect from it. We are helping creative professionals be fluent in using lighting in their work, regardless of their technical or electrical skills and knowledge.
A workshop exactly like you need it.
Although principles of lighting are similar across different fields, everyone knows that the key to successful workshop is a focused and interested group of participants. So we have found it practical to design workshops focused on specific contexts of lighting. Be it stage lighting, interior design, public space installations – our workshops can be easily customised to your needs depending on time and budget available, be it a one-day crash course or a week long workshop series, so contact us for a specific quote!
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