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St. Luke’s Theater Company Spring Production: 26 Pebbles
Includes two videos: The film 26 Pebbles and the Independent Study presentation “The Use of Digital Media in a Theatrical Production: Animation, Projection, & Film Editing”
St. Luke’s Theater Company (SLTC) adapted the play 26 Pebbles, based on the shootings at Sandy Hook, into a film. This powerful adaptation premiered during a watch party on Saturday, May 23.
This ambitious video project was edited by St. Luke’s junior Brian Douglas ‘21. Throughout the editing process, hundreds of audio tracks and video clips were needed to make the final version possible. During “The Use of Digital Media in a Theatrical Production: Animation, Projection, & Film Editing” Independent Study presentation, Brian explains all the detailed production work required to create this video project.
Click here or watch below to see Brian’s Independent Study Presentation
(26 Pebbles segment starts at 30:00)
Congratulations to all who worked on this production:
Director: Beth Manspeizer
Technical Director: John Conners
Faculty Advisor: Bryan DeVissiere
Faculty Advisor: Bryan DeVissiere
Editor: Brian Douglas ‘21
Second Unit: Ryan DeFilippo '22
Sound Design: Daniel Clavelli '22
Actors: Adrian Antonioli ‘21, Aarit Bhatnagar ‘22, Sarah Bryant ‘20, Tasia Courts ‘20, Jillian Fisher 21, Dillon Mannix ‘22, Leila Pearson ‘21, Emma Seel ‘21, Sierra Taylor ‘20, Cameron Tyler ‘21, Allie Vogel ‘20
If you missed the Upper School live presentation of the SLS Theater spring play The Imaginary Invalid, click here to view a recording on this production.
St. Luke’s School is a secular (non-religious), private school in New Canaan, CT for grades 5 through 12 serving over 40 towns in Connecticut and New York. Our exceptional academics and diverse co-educational community foster students’ intellectual and ethical development and prepare them for top colleges. St. Luke’s Leading with Humanity curriculum builds the commitment to serve and the confidence to lead.
