Live Design International (LDI) 2024

This course will introduce attendees to core principles, tips, and practices to consistently pump out great mixes. We will discuss signal flow, bussing practices, digital signal processing, tips on getting a great mix quickly, system tuning, and how to be comfortable with any console.
+ 1 hour of lecture-style learning
+ 45 minutes of hands-on learning
+ 15 minute break
+ 45 minutes of lecture-style learning
+ 65 minutes of hands-on learning
+ 10 minutes Q&A

The target audience is beginner to intermediate engineers.

Join us for a LIVE podcast recording of the Financial Independence Club, a collaboration between LoboLux Design and Artistic Finance. A panel of lighting industry folx will bridge the gap between creatives and finance with collective education. They will discuss dismantling the "Starving Artist" narrative, improving Financial IQ, empowering confidence in personal financial decisions, and increasing financial wellness for everyone.

This will be a LIVE recording of the Artistic Finance podcast. We will take questions and comments from the audience. This will be a highly inclusive and interactive discussion. Attendees are encouraged to participate with questions and comments.

The FI Club is hosted by Amy D Lux, principal of LoboLux and Treasurer of international membership Women In Lighting and Design, and Ethan Steimel, lighting designer, and founder of Artistic Finance. Our vision is 'Financial Literacy for Creatives' with a mission to create a transparent forum and inclusive community to propel creative workers into financial security. The Financial Independence Club intends to help you learn how to increase your Financial IQ in manageable and accessible ways. It IS possible, and EVERYONE deserves prosperity. Join Us!

A session that covers the pre production and content workflows, challenges, resolutions, and programming techniques of the first digital production of the Ring Cycle Opera.

Key points:
How managing relationships between departments is crucial, with producers, tech directors, content creators, lighting, automation and mechanists.

Content management is key: When you have over 16 hours of performance over 4 operas correct asset naming and organization must be maintained. How working with content creators on the other side of the world can work very well.

Examples of different programming techniques. How non-destructive programming can be implemented so when decisions are reversed it's easy to revert. Making changes on the fly during rehearsals with creatives.