Mark Stucker 

 

 

Theatrical Lighting Credits


Museum Center - "Boofest"

An 1802 to 1960's historical walk
Boofest 94 - 10,000 sq.ft Halloween museum exhibit through haunted Cincinnati with live actors in the lower exhibit hall of Union Terminal. Designed and installed all lighting, temporary power and visual/mechanical special effects for this 7,000-10,000sq. ft. Halloween exhibit. Supervised large crews under tight deadlines. The second year the exhibit drew 38,000 people during its three week run.Boofest - butchershop & dock
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ighting Director

Boofest - funeral home with carriage

 

 

Boofest - Mad Scientist house

 

Drums for Peace- Union Terminal Auditorium
"World Music Party"
 
Designed lighting for this musical/dance presentation at Union Terminal Auditorium. Featuring Drums for Peace and area world music artists and dancers.
Lighting Designer

 

Sharing Waters  Union Terminal Auditorium
Collaborated with composer/creator Shari Lauter on a multi-media art performance piece depicting an alternative view of the Ohio River through dance, video, music, scent and narration. Designed lighting and served as Technical Director during the three live performances. Used moving/patterned light to illuminate the ceiling and sides of the theater during segments to immerse the audience in the production.

Lighting Designer/Tech Director

 

DCI - Art On the Square  
Designed and installed lighting for annual Art Fair in and around downtown Cincinnati involving sculpture, photography & painting of area artists. Coordinated seven different venues in this first season ever arts event.
Lighting Designer


Kenner Toys - "Ice Dance Princess"

Toy exhibit for pre-"Toy Fair" in Cincinnati and Dallas. Designed and installed lighting for a miniature ice rink. Included a servo controlled mini follow spot for the skating doll installed in the ceiling along with a mirror ball to create moving sparkles in showroom. Highlighted with lighting other rink attributes all esthetically concealed in the ceiling tiles.

Lighting Designer

 

Sharon Hill - Arts Consortium/Grailville "Discoveries" 
Lighting Designer for an 'alternative' theatrical production about the not so rosy side of Christopher Columbus. Created computer graphics in Corel Draw to be displayed on a large visual background element in play. Transferred graphics & photographically shot images to slides and programmed them with a fader unit. Lit & focused the play in two different venues.
Lighting Designer/Graphic Designer

 

Contact Mark Stucker at 513-325-4943 or at mark@markstucker.com

A designer knows he has achieved perfection not when there is nothing left to add, 
but when there is nothing left to take away.

-Antoine de Saint-Exupery