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Live Design is a monthly digital trade magazine, owned by Questex,[1] that covers the latest projects and gear in live entertainment, including theatre, film, concerts, opera, ballet, architainment, and more.[2] Columbia College Chicago's Theatre Department cites it for providing "comprehensive coverage for professionals in the fields of lighting, sound, staging, and projection."[3] It originated as Lighting Dimensions, which combined with Theatre Crafts and Entertainment Design (1999-2005).[4][5] Until December 2013, it was a print magazine, but has since converted to a free app with monthly issues for Apple and Android devices.[6] Live Design is geared towards aspiring and established designers in the disciplines of lighting, audio, projection, and scenery. The magazine also manages its own website.[7] Live Design is affiliated with the LDI trade show, and hosts the Live Design Master Classes and Envision Symposium. In his undergraduate textbook on stage management, Lawrence Stern recommends subscribing to the magazine and attending LDI as way for professional stage managers to keep current on theater technology.[8] Live Design also presents awards and scholarships to younger designers, including the Pat MacKay Diversity In Design Scholarships for undergraduates[9] and the Rising Star Award to early career professional designers.[10]
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- ^ "Download the November Issue of Live Design". Live Design Online. Penton. Retrieved 30 December 2014.
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- ^ Stern, Lawrence; Gold, Jill (2016). "Chapter 19. Organizing Information". Stage Management (11th ed.). Taylor & Francis. p. 272. ISBN 9781317300137. Retrieved 2020-12-20 – via Google Books.
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