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Scenography

a stage lighting approach that lights each acting area from two front angles, one warm and one cool, for visibility and modelling.

In scenography, McCandless method refers to a stage lighting approach that lights each acting area from two front angles, one warm and one cool, for visibility and modelling. This meaning comes from McCandless (1932/1958) in A method of lighting the stage.[1]

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McCandless, S. (1958). A method of lighting the stage. Theatre Arts Books. (Original work published 1932) ISBN 9781635617139

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