Paint Your Wagon © 2007 Pioneer Theatre Company. During the Title song, the entire country is fixated on moving west to strike it rich.  On a screen that looked like a huge cowhide, we saw images of gold miners, prostitutes, Asian workers, and towns that cropped up.  The images were found by our scenic designer, but then I turned them into a film to create more of a Ken Burns type feel.
	The Ladies Man  © 2007 PTC.    A very cute construction of the Eiffel Tower.  Watch past the black and still image intro to get to the fun stuff.  An homage to Terry Gilliam.
	The Ladies Man slide examples Here is an example of the slides that were shown during scene changes.  The music was Strauss waltzes, and the Moulin Rouge was prominently featured in the script.
	Julius Caesar   © 2006 PTC. Video projected onto the set during scene shifts.  The action takes place in a very near future.  Video of a ghostly Caesar looming above Brutus, giving him nightmares, and images of war and riots during scene transitions.
	Chicago  © 2006 PTC.  Created in Poser.  The death of Hunyak, projected above the band.  In the script it was suggested to be shadow play.  This is our variation.
	Measure for Measure © 2005  Salt Lake Shakespeare. These projections were shown on the set to emulate some sort of security system, showing all of the filth that the city had become.  The sequence ended in a series of images of the young lovers, and Angelo's reaction to them on stage.
	Disney's Beauty and The Beast  © 2005 PTC.  the townsfolk see The Beast in the sky above them.
	Disney's Beauty and The Beast-1  © 2004 PTC. the previous season's version.