Bill Klages

No one wants to be labeled as unenlightened or not up-to-date on the latest trend.

The technical world associated with the entertainment lighting industry has become very complex and sophisticated.

I expect the new season will bring a new fixture or device to open a wide door to new horizons.

Sketch-Up, a very popular 3D modeling program offered by Google, has been around for a few years.

It started with Edison, a loop of carbon filament in a vacuum heated to a point that it glowed

Measuring incident light is the usual means of determining exposure because of its simplicity.

I would like to address what I consider to be an "original sin" of television lighting.

Good news! The press conference is very much alive and well.

The face-to-face interview is one of the most fundamental setups in television broadcasting.

There will come a time in your lighting career when you will be confronted by a need to determine the number of fixtures you will require to provide at a certain light level.

Not only do we want to place the elements of our scene in a pleasing composition, we also want to control the visibility of each element.

Light streaming into a set can be a very satisfying visual effect.

NIST is involved in establishing accurate and stable standards for an enormous range of disciplines to aid U.S. commerce.

A great test of a lighting man’s skill comes with a seemingly simple task: the video recording of a live theatrical stage presentation.