Working on shows but still confused by DMX? Then this workshop is for you. The session is designed for technicians already working in venues or on productions who specialise in other areas and want to know a bit more about working with light. Topics covered will include patching a lighting system, demystifying DMX and basic rigging.

Bronwyn Pringle is a lighting designer and theatre maker who has spent the past 25+ years lighting everything from large festivals to strange theatrical experiments in venues that include The Princess Theatre, a London West End Nightclub, a warehouse in Buenos Aires, the Federation Square air-conditioning ducts and a wool-shed in Glencoe.

Bronwyn is also a teacher and academic, with research focused on sustainable lighting and inclusive teaching practice. She has taught students from 5 year olds up to university level.

In 2021, Bronwyn received the Green Room Award for technical achievement, and has also received Green Room Awards for alias Grace (Malthouse Theatre), Letters from Animals (Here Theatre/SRWT) and Prophet (Theatreworks) and two Melbourne Fringe Festival Design Collaboration awards.

Date: Wednesday 16 April 2025, 10 - 2pm
Location: Footscray Community Arts, 45 Moreland St Footscray.
Due to current building works underway at Footscray Community Arts, temporary access to the Performance Space is via a roller door on Bunbury Street. Please meet on the corner of Moreland and Bunbury street at 9:50am. Additional access details (including parking and public transport options) can be found on the Footscray Community Arts website.

WHAT TO BRING:

This will be a practical workshop so wear comfortable clothes that you can move well in and sturdy closed toed shoes.
This is a non-catered event so please bring your own water bottle and any snacks you may require. There wil be a short break during the workshop.
Coffee and snacks can be purchased onsite at Myrtle Cafe, open from 7am to 3pm each day.