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DEPARTMENTS / ELECTRIC & LIGHTING

Electric & lighting

Plan the lighting package, power and practical cues around the scenes.

DEPARTMENT WORKSPACE

Lighting & prelight

Track fixture requests, prelight and look approval before the unit arrives.

Control-room window

Source / control
Soft LED / diffusion
Set / use
Dusk · Day 1
Coordination
DP approval

Window source request is linked to the current look review.

Table practical

Source / control
Hero + matching spare
Set / use
Warm dimmable lamps
Coordination
Art / props

Check visible lamp appearance and photograph the dimmer reference.

Kitchen night

Source / control
Window blackout
Set / use
Night · Day 1
Coordination
Grip / locations

Keep ventilation and access clear; final installation reviewed by qualified crew.

Lantern effect

Source / control
Controlled moving light
Set / use
Night · Day 3
Coordination
VFX / camera

Record a reference pass for VFX before changing the effect.

Power survey

Source / control
Location supply review
Set / use
Cottage / stage
Coordination
Gaffer / locations

Survey and distribution plan remain crew-approved documents, not inferred from a photograph.

Prelight & return

Source / control
Nov 2 prep / Nov 6 return
Set / use
Fixture count / condition
Coordination
Rental house

Check ordered versus received fixtures and report substitutions before the tech scout.

A revised lighting approach can change grip support, location access, practical dressing and the rental order.

Shared requirements & dependencies

Sample workspace for electric & lighting. Open a prep item to change its status, inspect dependencies or follow it back to the scene.

1 requirements

Control-room dusk look

Soft cool window source, dimmable warm table practical and negative fill. Mock lighting diagram shows intent only; the gaffer designs and signs off the actual rig.

Sam Ives

Keep the next department informed.