How To Be Brilliant At Being Different
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About this event
The Institution of Lighting Professionals invites you to this free, fun, friendly evening talk. IN PERSON or ONLINE - your choice.
HOW TO BE BRILLIANT AT BEING DIFFERENT
Sharon Stammers and Martin Lupton - Light Collective
“In order to be irreplaceable, one must always be different” - Coco Chanel
Sharon and Martin will talk about how and why they deliberately set up Light Collective using a different model to conventional lighting consultancies (they made their own one up!). They will share their journey to date and how they shifted from lighting designers to light activists to create a unique creative consultancy (they don't know what else to call it!). Never be afraid of being different, be afraid of being the same as everyone else…
Join Sharon, Martin and the How To Be Brilliant team in London or online, on Wednesday 20 October.
Hope you can make it - ALL welcome!
Can't make it to the venue? Don't worry, you can watch it live online. Just register and you will receive the link.
How To Be Brilliant is brought to you by the Institution of Lighting Professionals in collaboration with BEGA. Their generous support means we don’t charge to attend.
If you book an in person ticket: Doors open at 6pm. We aim to start the talk at 6.30pm (being flexible if there are traffic delays!) followed by the chance to chat to the speaker and others, with complimentary drinks. Doors close at 9pm. The in person event will be run in accordance with All Secure Covid Guidelines and proof of each attendee's Covid 19 Status will be needed to enter the venue.
If you would like to join digitally please select that ticket option and we will send you a live link.
Organiser How To Be Brilliant by the ILP
Organiser of How To Be Brilliant At Being Different
The Institution of Lighting Professionals has arranged a series of events supporting people in the early part of their lighting career. Successful senior lighting designers have agreed to share their time and expertise with students, juniors and new entrants to the profession, to demonstrate things that aren’t always taught on traditional courses and will inspire, support and encourage the next generation.
