Virtual Showlight Programme
Join us for a day of networking and lighting indulgence
All VSL Papers and Video Shorts are viewable on the
Video page.
15.00 BST : Introduction & WelcomeJohn Allen, Chairman
15.10 BST : The Disco LighthouseHidden on a Caribbean island sits the world’s most expensive Lighthouse. Located on the paradisiacal Ocean Cay MSC Marine Reserve, The Lighthouse features a custom-designed light show that tells the story of Marine Reserve and MSC’s dedication to conservation, designed to showcase the flora and fauna of this beautiful island paradise through animation on its 150,000 individual LEDs. Once the shows are finished the lighthouse becomes a ‘disco' beacon for the guests on the island to party alongside. Created by The Department Ltd with lighting design from Woodroffe Bassett Design.
15.45 BST : Break
16.00 BST : Lighting a Comic Book Movie – Birds of Prey Case Study
A deep dive look into the visual strategy and technical execution of the lighting for the comic book movie Birds of Prey, beginning with the visual ideas conceived by cinematographer Matthew Libatique ASC, and looking at how LED, automated and video technologies were used in lighting the film.
16.45 BST : Sponsors Breakout Rooms
17.35 BST : Lighting Around The World Without Leaving Home - The Story of ‘Waitress’ in Japan
When Japan closed its borders just after Christmas, the production team for the musical ‘Waitress’ were no longer able to travel to put the long-scheduled Tokyo production on stage. But the show must go on - so they figured out how to do the show remotely. For lighting, that meant lighting designer Ken Billington and his associate Aaron Porter in New York, programmer Rob Halliday in London, and the crew in Japan . . .
18.15 BST : Networking, Sponsors Breakout Rooms & Meal Break
19.15 BST : A Panel on Diversity – to celebrate, to listen and to learn
Chaired by
Paule ConstableA discussion panel formed of lighting professionals Dawn Chiang, Jane Dutton, Prema Mehta, Rajiv Pattani, John Piper and Momena Saleem, and chaired by internationally acclaimed lighting designer Paule Constable, will explore some of the issues around diversity in the industry.
20.15 BST : Break
20.30 BST : From Shipyard to Street Art Museum
Floriaan, Isabel and Mike, are lighting designers and partners at Theatermachine light design and consultancy in The Netherlands. They will talk delegates through the 2-year light design process which transformed a monumental industrial shipyard building into a museum. With a limited budget, the team mixed daylight, theatre lighting, exhibition lighting and architectural lighting in this rough and tough, ‘one-of-a-kind’ venue.
Teaser movie : https://vimeo.com/519945591
Teaser movie : https://vimeo.com/519945591