The document discusses different lighting designs that can be used in theater to set the mood and theme of scenes. It provides examples of how blues and greens were used in Peter Pan to set the forest scene and how a romantic feel was created in another production by highlighting the stage in pink and using a spotlight on central characters. The document also suggests using gobos in lights to create a tree effect for a forest scene.

2. There are lots of different lighting designs
that can be used in theatre based on the play
and theme or emotion of a scene.
the general lights I would use are:
 1K fresnels- for a bright back light.
 Minuette fresnels
 LED par cans- for the coloured lights
 Profile- for spotlight
 Specials
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3. for example In peter pan they used dark blues and greens to set the feel of the scene.

4. 
With my lighting design if there was one focus on stage I could create that with
specials like used on this photo rather than just lighting one part of the stage with
general lighting, which is just spoon feeding the audience rather than giving
them something interesting to watch and make them think more.

5. 
In this example the lighting makes you feel as if there is a romantic feel to it. The
whole stage and all of the performers are highlighted pink apart from the centre
main characters that have a spotlight on them. Although this Is simple it still
works effectively and allow the audience understand the concept.

6. 
If I was to do one which was in a forest I would use gobos in
the lights to create the tree effect.