For Six: Teen Edition, lighting was at the forefront. The show is essentially a pop concert in which each performer/queen has a unique performance piece. This presented a vast departure from our school’s production of Hairspray the prior year and allowed me to create a show in which spectacle was not a distraction, but rather a part of the show’s identity.

I patched a little over 2000 addresses/attributes for intelligent fixtures. The show ended up having a total 1398 cues for about a one hour show. Moving light programming, conventional aiming, rigging, wiring, patching, and troubleshooting were all done by me for the show and included $12,000 worth of equipment that I helped budget and get approval for.