Diploma in Lighting and Visual Effects for Events

Lighting Technology and Visual Projection

• Lighting Stage Design

• Visual and Special Effects

• Lighting Control and Programming

• Safety and Regulations in Event Lighting
Study Plan:

Module 1: Lighting Fundamentals
• Submodule 1.1: Introduction to Lighting Principles.
• Submodule 1.2: Basic Lighting Equipment for Events.
• Submodule 1.3: Basic Lighting Design Techniques.

Module 2: Advanced Lighting Technologies and Equipment
• Submodule 2.1: Automated Lighting Systems.
• Submodule 2.2: Use of LED Technologies and Light Projection.
• Submodule 2.3: Advanced Lighting System Control.

Module 3: Lighting Design for Different Spaces
• Submodule 3.1: Lighting for Stages and Live Shows.
• Submodule 3.2: Architectural Lighting Design.
• Submodule 3.3: Strategies for the use of lighting in events.

Module 4: Visual effects and projections
• Submodule 4.1: Use of projections and visual mapping.
• Submodule 4.2: Creation of immersive visual effects.
• Submodule 4.3: Coordination of lighting and projections.

Module 5: Lighting for specific events
• Submodule 5.1: Lighting for corporate events.
• Submodule 5.2: Lighting strategies in cultural events.
• Submodule 5.3: Lighting design for themed events.

Module 6: Emerging technologies in lighting and visual effects
• Submodule 6.1: Use of immersive technologies in lighting.
• Submodule 6.2: Innovations in visual effects for events.
• Submodule 6.3: Integration of lighting and augmented reality.

Complementary activities:
• Participation in the planning and execution of real events.
• Visits to events with outstanding lighting designs.
• Practical workshops on equipment configuration and operation.

Assessment:
• Written exams on lighting and visual effects.
• Assessment of lighting design and execution projects.
• Active participation in practical activities and hands-on projects.

Additional resources:
• Lighting and visual effects manuals for events.
• Recommended reading on trends in lighting design.
• Access to lighting design and control tools and software.

Study plan:
Module 1: Lighting Fundamentals
• Submodule 1.1: Introduction to lighting principles.
• Submodule 1.2: Basic lighting equipment for events.
• Submodule 1.3: Basic lighting design techniques.

Module 2: Advanced lighting technologies and equipment
• Submodule 2.1: Automated lighting systems.
• Submodule 2.2: Use of LED technologies and light projection.
• Submodule 2.3: Advanced control of lighting systems.

Module 3: Lighting design for different spaces
• Submodule 3.1: Lighting for stages and live shows.
• Submodule 3.2: Architectural lighting design.
• Submodule 3.3: Strategies for the use of lighting in events.

Module 4: Visual effects and projections
• Submodule 4.1: Use of projections and visual mapping.
• Submodule 4.2: Creation of immersive visual effects.
• Submodule 4.3: Coordination of lighting and projections.

Module 5: Lighting for specific events
• Submodule 5.1: Lighting for corporate events.
• Submodule 5.2: Lighting strategies in cultural events.
• Submodule 5.3: Lighting design for themed events.

Module 6: Emerging Technologies in Lighting and Visual Effects
• Sub-module 6.1: Using Immersive Technologies in Lighting.
• Sub-module 6.2: Innovations in Visual Effects for Events.
• Sub-module 6.3: Integration of Lighting and Augmented Reality.

Additional Activities:
• Participation in the planning and execution of real events.
• Visits to events with outstanding lighting designs.
• Practical workshops on equipment configuration and operation.

Assessment:
• Written exams on lighting and visual effects.
• Assessment of lighting design and execution projects.
• Active participation in practical activities and hands-on projects.

Additional Resources:
• Lighting and visual effects manuals for events.
• Recommended reading on trends in lighting design.
• Access to lighting design and control tools and software.