Log In | My Passes | Sign Up
  • Learning Guides
  • Teacher Resources
  • Test Prep
  • College Readiness
  • Schools & Districts
  • All of Shmoop
Literature Bible Poetry Shakespeare Mythology Bestsellers Dr. Seuss Pre-Algebra Algebra Algebra II Geometry Biology US History Flashcards DMV Careers SAT ACT AP Exams En Español Essay Lab Videos Literary Critics Shmoop Shtuff
Careers
  • Shmoop Career Guide
  • Explore ALL Careers

Lighting Designer

  • The Real Poop

  • Typical Day

  • Salary

  • Power

  • Fame

  • Glory

  • Stress

  • Physical Danger

  • Qualifications

  • Odds of Getting In

  • Odds of Hanging On

  • Career as Depicted in Popular or Unpopular Culture

  • Tools of the Trade

  • Bell Curve

Home Careers Lighting Designer Physical Danger

Share this Shmoopy Link

Know someone perfect for this career?

New!

Lighting DesignerPhysical Danger

Advertisement
Know more than we do? Tell Us!

If you have others doing the actual rigging and whatnot for you, there is very little physical danger (except for the occasional angry roadie fight). If, however, you are also taking on the role of a lighting technician, you could be up on a tall ladder, bending your body backward in unnatural ways in an attempt to hang an extremely heavy spotlight. That’s got danger written all over it. As much for the people passing by below you. But you’ve got yourself to worry about first, so who cares about them? They’ve probably got insurance.

Next Page: Qualifications
Previous Page: Stress

Kind of, Sort of, Semi-Related Careers:

  • Insurance Sales Agent
  • Stand-up Comedian
  • Stunt Performer
  • NIH Scientist
  • Arborist
  • Actor
Close

Talk to us

So we know you are human:
Close

So we know you are human:
Site Map | Help | Advertisers | Jobs | Partners | Contact Us | About Shmoop
© 2013 Shmoop University, Inc. All rights reserved. We love your brain and respect your privacy. | Terms of Use | Privacy Policy
© 2013 Shmoop University, Inc. All rights reserved. We love your brain and respect your privacy.