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Green Screen Lighting Solution Project


Statement of the Problem:
Mr. Riebli needs an elegant solution to a nagging issue: How to suspend or hold two additional work lights to light the green screen. The additional lights need to be close to desk height, solidly supported, easy to assemble and easy to store. In addition they need to accept my simple drafting velum diffuser to minimize glare. They need to not interfere with existing monitors that are sometimes used as prompters. They could attach to light bar or could sit on desks. The diffusers can't touch the lights or they will overheat and burst into flame so maintain an airspace minimum of 1" between light and diffuser, allowing for air circulation.

You will need to work with one partner to 
create a super solution.

Step 1: Brainstorm to come up with a killer concept.
Step 2: Decide on materials and costs.
Step 3: Submit a hand sketch to Mr. R  for approval to start.
Step 4: Create a Dimensioned drawing and a 3 d model of the project. with Sketchup.
Step 5: Make a Formal Presentation on TV Monitor.
Halogen Light Photos with ruler
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Presentation Evaluation Criteria:
1. Dimensioned Drawing.
2. A 3-D Model
3. A ;sketchup video showing project solution working.
4. List of Materials
5. Cost Breakdown
6. Needs to accommodate Light Diffuser.

7. Be prepared to answer any questions.
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