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Ros Chase (Theatre Technology)
Key details:
- Department:
- Production Arts
- Year of Graduation:
- 2022-23
Biography
What's been your highlight during your time at Guildhall?
My highlight so far has been Lighting Designing for Summer Projects which enabled me to work closely with a series of talented student and professional video designers and artists on live performances and video shoots. These projects included ‘Refractions’ moving screens and a shoot for ‘Waswasa’ by Soul City Arts. The exposure to collaboration with professionals and new, advanced technologies pushed my designs and practice as a Lighting Designer.
What's something you've learned that you feel will help you when you graduate?
Working on productions at Guildhall has taught me a lot about the importance of good communication and inter-personal skills. I believe that empathy for and understanding of other departments is essential to be a good theatre practitioner.
What are you most interested in working in after you graduate?
I’m interested in working with new writing and thrive off being part of research & development processes. I’m passionate about theatre which represents people from typically under-represented backgrounds, especially feminist and LGBTQ+ pieces. I also find myself drawn to theatre with music and immersivity to amplify audience experience.
Production Work
Lighting Designer, In the Heat of That Night - The Space Theatre, 2022 (Photography -Steve Gregson)
Lighting Designer, Let's Pause There - Kings Head Theatre, 2022 (Blackfish Productions)
Lighting Designer, Refractions - Milton Court Theatre, 2022 (Photography by Amelia Kosminsky)
Lighting Designer, Refractions - Milton Court Theatre, 2022 (Photography by Amelia Kosminsky)
Lighting Designer, Refractions - Milton Court Theatre, 2022 (Photography by Amelia Kosminsky)