Learnstagelighting.com Website Review

is it possible to create amazing lighting even if you're on a tight budget? how do you know if what you're buying or using is the right solution?   let me send you a free guide to help you begin with lighting:. (click the bu*ton above that best describes the kind of lighting you work with!) every post and page written on learn stage lighting is designed with changing your lighting in mind.   this isn't fluff-filled jabber, just simple, action-oriented training.   the goal is to make every page accessible to beginners, but advanced enough that seasoned lighting folks can get something out of it too. over 30,000 people come to learn stage lighting every month - and i'm so glad to have you here! how to make amazing lighting, even if you're on a shoe-string budget: if you're like most of my readers, you want to create great lighting - but you aren't sure what to do next.  you want to do a great job, and chances are, you've been bitten by the lighting bug - and want to but something keeps getting in the way - there are just so many options of what to do next, and you're stuck.   maybe it's time to buy some new gear....or maybe you need a new console.  or maybe, you're struggling to know how to wire everything 6 weeks ago, i knew nothing at all about stage lighting but knew that somehow i wanted to create a decent 'mini stadium' light show for my there has got to be a better way: fumbling around with different gear, staying up late and setting up your lights any second you get is a load of fun.  okay, sometimes, it's frustrating too: we all have these moments! if you've felt any of these, you're not alone.  all of us have felt this way. i know how you feel.. i know how it feels to be in over your head in lighting.  to forget a crucial adapter cable on a gig or to buy a bunch of gear and then be in horror when it doesn't work together! creating great lighting isn't always easy, but it's incredibly fun and rewarding. as a professional lighting designer and now teacher, i have faced the reality that you feel every time you get out your lighting.  whether