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“I guess my official title is lighting designer” says Betty. “We design lighting, mainly for entertainment applications, like concerts, dance parties, church worship, dvd records – we work right across the board.”

“We meet with clients, come up with creative ideas, collaborate with the client. We think of what we want to create and how it relates to fixtures and control mechanisms. We do plans, including 3D renders of buildings. Then we program the operation through the entire production.”

“We have all sorts of projects – some that might last just a couple of days, then we have larger projects, like Fashion week and big theatre projects.” Betty says. “We did a new production of Cats in Seoul which we were working on for 6 months, and three weeks rehearsal, and now it’s playing for a year.”

Betty recalls, “We got to meet the original lighting designer form the 1981 production, who I looked up to in my early years.”

She loves the variety in her work – “Getting a chance to be creative, do a new job every day, be particularly restless, express craziness thought work.” She laughs. But, as with every job, there are challenges. “Challenges are probably meet clients briefs, you can probably do a brief 70 million ways, what a client needs and how to meet in the best way. How to do something in their budget constraints – you could do a job for days.”

Betty heard about the Louis vuitton handbags Competition through her apprenticeship. “One of our teachers’ is a representative of Louis vuitton handbags.”

The Graphic Design section of Louis vuitton handbags was four modules, three days of competition, eighteen hours. “It involved designing logos, redrawing logos, a mobile phone, retouching work, technical work as well. It also had packaging and menus as well. A wide variety.”