USITT Scene Design Award Sponsored by Rose Brand

I am honored to receive the USITT Scene Design Award Sponsored by Rose Brand!

 "The Scenic Design Award is given to graduate students who have demonstrated excellence and talent. The award is sponsored by Rose Brand. These awards bring recognition and support to young designers and technicians at the beginning of their careers, encouraging growth of professionalism within the entertainment industry."

The award will be presented at the USITT Conference in Long Beach in California in March 2012.

Coming this summer!

"Sacagawea" at Birmingham Children's Theater

Color Sketch, Digital media.

More Photos from Dead Man's Cell Phone

Director: Roger Hall

Scene Designer: Charles Murdock Lucas

Lighting Designer: Jimmy Lawlor

Costume Designer: Kathleen Conery

Photos of Dead Man's Cell Phone (First Dress)

 

 

 

**UPDATE**

Director: Roger Hall

Scene Designer: Charles Murdock Lucas

Lighting Designer: Jimmy Lawlor

Costume Designer: Kathleen Conery

Photos from "Cox & Box"

  All above photos by Michael Banks
Cox and Box
The Ohio Light Opera - 2011
Director: Jacob Allen
Costume Design: Amber Marisa Cook
Scenic Design: C. Murdock Lucas
Lighting Design: Krystal Kennel

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A picture from "reasons to be pretty"

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Production Photos from "Evening Wind"

The first of the production photos are coming in for Evening Wind - check them out!

Arthur the hairdresser leaves Paris in search of his father:

 But his ship has engine trouble and crashes on a tribal island

 Where he will meet Chief Evening Wind, his daughter Atala, the cook Not-Combed-At-All and the Sacred White Bear of the tribe.

 Directed by Jacob Allen

Scenery by Charles Murdock Lucas

Costumes by Amber M. Cook

Lighting by Krystal Kennel

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Paint Elevation for Evening Wind

Here's the Painter's Elevation for the tall drop in Evening Wind

The Overture started with just the moon and night sky visible through the gold picture frame, and as the flying machine lost altitude, the drop flew out, revealing more and more sky, then eventually the coast line of the island.