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Over the next few years, I began to get experiences lighting bands, church events, weddings, fashions shows and corporate meetings. I read manuals, books on theatre design, and heckled every single lighting professional, and soon enough, I began making lighting that actually looked decent. My lighting journey began back in 2005, when I simultaneously agreed to help with a school play and run lights at my church.Īrmed with no knowledge and little help, I began to self-educate the best I could.
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