Any projects need a LIGHTING ARTIST for their Art/Camp/Art-Car?

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GlowFidelity
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Any projects need a LIGHTING ARTIST for their Art/Camp/Art-Car?

Post by GlowFidelity » Thu May 23, 2024 8:32 pm

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With 16 years of experience of lighting Burning Man projects, I’ve had the honor of working on a number of well known installations, and I look forward to working with you to get your Playa Project Lit . To view some of past projects please visit JoshuaHubert.com or on Instagram GlowFidelity

This year, I have availability for 1 or 2 major undertakings (Stage/Camps, Large Art Cars, Large Playa Art). Depending on the scale, I may also consider a few smaller projects (Small Art Cars, Fashion, Signage, etc.)

With extensive experience, I understand the intricacies of creating a successful project that is easy to assemble on-site, durable enough for the festival environment, and designed to last for years. I have built personal relationships with international vendors to sourcing the highest quality materials factory direct and custom production.

To have your project considered, please submit your proposal by filling out the form at joshuahubert.com/projectform.html Apply soon, as there are less than 3 months until the festival, and materials need to be ordered promptly to meet the build deadline.

Preference to SF Bay and Reno projects, but I am willing to travel or provide design, shipping, and remote support for the right projects.

Let’s make your vision shine brilliantly on the Playa!

cocketdonut
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Re: Any projects need a LIGHTING ARTIST for their Art/Camp/Art-Car?

Post by cocketdonut » Sun Sep 08, 2024 7:50 pm

This version preserves the readability of your original message while emphasizing your experience and the importance of project timeframes.

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