SOLD OUT Blended classroom phase: 20 hours of online lectures on 29 April, 2, 6, 9, 13 May 2024, from 9.30 a.m. to 1.30 p.m. + 16 hours of face-to-face lectures from 17 to 18 May 2024 at PACTA dei Teatri, Milan.
Blended classroom phase: 20 hours of online lessons on 14, 17, 21, 24, 28 October 2024 from 9.30 a.m. to 1.30 p.m. + 16 hours of in-person lessons on 8, 9 November 2024 at PACTA dei Teatri, Milan.
Project work: 45 days to develop a lighting design project following the outline given by the lecturer.
In recent years, the figure of the Lighting Designer has become of paramount importance for any design project. The experience and expertise of the Lighting Designer are used not only in the field of lighting design, but also in the service of communication. One only has to think of theatres, museums or events, where light is fundamental for conveying emotions or for the construction of the overall image.
The objective of the Italian Design Institute's Intensive Course in Lighting Design Events and Theatre is to acquire the basic skills in the field of lighting design for cultural spaces by applying them in a real-life context.
Do you want to discover the world of Lighting Design?
IDI's Intensive Course in Lighting Design Events and Theatre is a full-immersion course that will enable you to learn basic design techniques in the arrangement of light sources, to create a skilful play of light and shadow and to emphasise the key elements of the surrounding environment.
The Intensive Course in Lighting Design Events and Theatre in a blended format is aimed at architects, engineers, lighting technicians, designers and graduates in the visual arts, music, performing arts and fashion disciplines
The Lighting Designer specialising in events and theatre can work as a freelancer, collaborate with companies in the events sector, with architecture and design studios, with lighting shops, with museums and theatres, as well as in the technical offices of public administrations.
Preparatory lessons: textbooks + online platform
Blended classroom phase: 20 hours of online lessons + 16 hours of face-to-face lessons at PACTA dei Teatri, Milan.
Project work: 45 days to develop a lighting design project following the outline given by the lecturer.
Fill out the information request form and we will contact you within a few days. In the selection of candidates the scholastic CV, work experience and motivational letter will be considered. It is possible and advisable to send a portfolio of previous works. The examining commission, considering these elements, will communicate the result of the selection and the admission to the Course by filling the application form.
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Preparatory lessons: textbooks + online platform
Blended classroom phase: 20 hours of online lessons + 16 hours of face-to-face lessons at PACTA dei Teatri, Milan.
Project work: 45 days to develop a lighting design project following the outline given by the lecturer.
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Do you want to discover the world of Lighting Design?
IDI's Intensive Course in Lighting Design Events and Theatre is a full-immersion course that will enable you to learn basic design techniques in the arrangement of light sources, to create a skilful play of light and shadow and to emphasise the key elements of the surrounding environment.
The Intensive Course in Lighting Design Events and Theatre in a blended format is aimed at architects, engineers, lighting technicians, designers and graduates in the visual arts, music, performing arts and fashion disciplines
The Lighting Designer specialising in events and theatre can work as a freelancer, collaborate with companies in the events sector, with architecture and design studios, with lighting shops, with museums and theatres, as well as in the technical offices of public administrations.
In recent years, the figure of the Lighting Designer has become of paramount importance for any design project. The experience and expertise of the Lighting Designer are used not only in the field of lighting design, but also in the service of communication. One only has to think of theatres, museums or events, where light is fundamental for conveying emotions or for the construction of the overall image.
The objective of the Italian Design Institute's Intensive Course in Lighting Design Events and Theatre is to acquire the basic skills in the field of lighting design for cultural spaces by applying them in a real-life context.
Born in Milan, he started like many of his generation from the bottom, discovering, copying, experimenting. Crossing the various environments of the performing arts (photography, dance, theatre, live music, cinema, events and architecture) he explored, like someone who violates uncontaminated territories. Then the search for creative solutions knows no bounds, the approach to the creation of lights changes, new luminaires are born, 'intelligent' ones, machines with which to dialogue, and faithful executors in maniacally reproducing what they have been programmed for. At the base always remains the observation of light, the real light, that of the sun that varies constantly, changing colour and position, making things come alive. Fulvio does nothing more than observe and humbly try to report the sensations he feels inside a dark, aseptic box, trying to make the observer and the observed communicate. This way of working also includes teaching activities with courses dedicated to the world of light, its creative and technical management, the writing of texts and articles, and finally playing with everything that is light, not only as a physical entity, but also as a cultural element.
Fulvio Michelazzi is currently a founding partner and lighting designer at PACTA Arsenale dei Teatri, Milan and a member of AILD - Associazione italiana lighting design, a benchmark in the sector.
Walter Lutzu is a Lighting Designer and Programmer belonging to the Skeldon cooperative. After five years of experience in the field of software development for logistics, he has dedicated himself to entertainment lighting since 2003, first as an electrician and installer then as a programmer and Lighting Designer.
Today he is a professional appreciated for his style, and for his organisational management skills, with an exceptional ability to involve the team to the best of his ability, with a vision of work that corresponds to a time of sharing and conviviality between people.
This is part of the expression of his artistic attitude and allows him, thanks to his experience in the technical and artistic field, to tackle new experiences in the best possible way.
In 2013, Walter Lutzu started a successful blog with the specific aim of sharing all his knowledge via the web to an international audience.
Today he has a considerable number of followers who recognise him as a professional reference point.
He is currently Vice-President of the AILD Trade Association and co-founder of the PHOTONIKA brand (www.photonika.life).
Besides his passion for the world of lighting, he collaborates as editor of ZioGiorgio.it and LightSoundJournal.com, multilingual online magazines specialising in professional entertainment information.
A Vectorworks user since 2017, he obtained the Vectorworks Core Associate certification.
Luca Solazzo was born in Rome, where he graduated in Architecture at La Sapienza University, with a thesis in Industrial Design entitled "The places of the break in the workplace". In 2005 he obtained a II level Master in Lighting Design. He dedicates himself to research and experimentation, participating in national and international design seminars, as well as in several architecture and design competitions, including the winning project of the National Design Competition on the offices of the future "Ideal Office". Professor of architecture at the La Sapienza universities in Rome and Camerino in Ascoli. He has participated in various television broadcasts on the theme of interior architecture, including "Case e Stili" (Alice TV channel) and "Work in Progress" (Sky TV channel). As a freelancer, a designer and project manager he works alongside that of designer, designing and making furnishing accessories, some of which are sold in specialized stores. Many of his works have been the subject of publications in major sector magazines including: the Ark, Ottagono, Abitare, Inside Quality Design, Projects, Ambiente Casa, Casa 99 Idee. Founder of the study Luca Solazzo Architettura and Design in 2000. He is currently active in the field of interior architecture and in residential and commercial research and design, in Rome and throughout the national territory.
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