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Curriculum Vitae Lighting Designer United Scenic Artists/IATSE # 829 Website: www.HideakiTsutsui.com 772 Villa Flores Dr. Email: [email protected] El Paso, TX 79912 Mobile: 915-329-2107 Curriculum Vitae Education Master in Fine Arts Theatre Design - Lighting Design: Florida State University 2001 Bachelor in Science Technical Theatre Studies – Emphasis in Lighting Design: Northern Arizona University 1998 Teaching Experience University of Texas at El Paso Assistant Professor Introduction to Theatre 2008 - Present Lighting Design I Advanced Lighting Design II & III Lighting Programming Portfolio Development Theatre Practicum in Lighting & Sound Theatre Production University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign Guest Lecturer “Lighting Industry and Design” 2002 & 2005 Aquinas Institute of Rochester Guest Lecturer “Life as an Artist and Lighting Design” 2001 Florida State University Guest Lecturer “Lighting Industry and Design” 2002 Instructor “Intro to Stage Lighting 101” 1999 - 2001 Teaching Assistant: “Intro to Stage Lighting 101 ” 1998 - 1999 Northern Arizona University Guest Lecturer “Lighting Industry and Design” 2003 Teaching Assistant Scene shop and Stagecraft Class 1998 High School Workshop USITT Student Chapter, Local High Schools 1997 - 1998 Scene Shop Manager Run and organized NAU Theatre Scene Shop 1996 - 1998 Professional Positions University of Texas at El Paso Assistant Professor Lighting and Sound 2008 - Present Lighting Designer Freelance / Self Employed 1999 - Present VP of Operations Eggshell Light Company, Inc. 2005 - 2008 Lighting Designer Eggshell Light Company, Inc. 2005 - 2008 Master Electrician Phoenix Productions 2003 - 2004 Assistant Lighting Designer Freelance / Self Employed 2002 - 2004 Associate Lighting Designer Freelance / Self Employed 2002 - 2004 Teaching Assistant/Instructor Florida State University 1999 - 2001 Theatre & Dance - Lighting Design Dir. / Choreographer Venue Year The Demo Mikel Rouse Bing Convert Hall at Stanford Univ. 2015 Sweeney Todd Norma Saldivar Madison Opera 2015 The Demo Mikel Rouse Krannert Center at Univ. of Illinois 2014 Nai Ni Chen Dance Company Nai Ni Chen UT Tyler & Other Venues 2013 The Cradle Will Rock Norma Saldivar University of Wisconsin Madison 2012 Viva! El Paso Jaime Barba McKelligon Canyon Theatre 2012 - Present Tsutsui Pg 1/6 Othello Chuck Gorden UTEP 2012 The Seagull Joel Murray UTEP 2012 The Three Musketeers Chuck Gorden UTEP 2011 Dracula Chuck Gorden UTEP 2011 Thanks 40: Garth Fagan Dance Garth Fagan Joyce Theatre NYC 2010 Hylozoic: Garth Fagan Dance Norwood “PJ” Pennewell Joyce Theatre NYC 2010 Gravity Radio Mikel Rouse Brooklyn Academy of Music 2010 The End of Cinematics – World Tour Mikel Rouse BAM, Riverpool, etc… 2005 – Present Cameraworld Mikel Rouse National Tour 2003 – Present Failing Kansas Mikel Rouse World Tour 2001 – Present Billy The Kid – Dance concert Myron Nadel UTEP 2010 Of Mice and Men Joel Murray UTEP 2010 Glass Menagerie Carlos Saldana UTEP 2009 Mid Summer Night’s Dream Chuck Gorden UTEP 2009 Doubt Joel Murray UTEP 2009 Carmen – Dance concert Lisa Smith & Myron Nadel UTEP 2009 Christmas Carol Carlos Saldana UTEP 2008 The Threepenny Opera Chuck Gorden UTEP 2008 Obake! – Japanese Ghost Stories David Furumoto Honolulu Theatre of Youth 2007 Mexico Gateway to Americas Horacio Lacona The Warwick Hotel – NYC 2003 New York Solo Festival John Chatterton Where Eagles Dare Theatre – NYC 2003 Midtown International Theatre Festival John Chatterton Raw Space – NYC 2001 – 2003 Favorite Colors Ernest Abuba Abington Theatre - NYC 2003 City of Dreams Michael Alltop Raw Space - NYC 2002 Moscow Circus Sasha Vosk PBS Filming & National Tour 2002 La Pasión Según San Marcos Osvaldo Golijov US Tour: BAM, Krannert Center, etc 2002 InArte: “A Bite of the Big Apple” Miguel Braganza II York Theatre – NYC 2002 Rhinoceros Cosmin Chivu MITF - NYC 2001 The Cabinet of Dr Caligari David Leidholdt MITF - NYC 2001 Mr. Pim Passes By John Giampetro Common Basis Theatre – NYC 2001 How To Eat Like A Child David Leidholdt Performing Arts School – NYC 2001 Steel Magnolias Michael Richey Theatre Southeast – Tallahassee 2000 School House Rock Live! Peggy Brady TCC Theatre – Tallahassee 2000 Irish & American Ballet Joyce Straub The Tallahassee Ballet 2000 Summerfun Theatre Inc. Montclair New Jersey Barrymore Russ Ratsch 1999 The Old Neighborhood Maurice Moran 1999 Communicating Doors Rebecca Strum 1999 Labor Day Maurice Moran 1999 How I Learned to Drive Rebecca Strum 1999 Last Night of Ballyhoo Philip Sprayberry 1999 Southern Academy of Ballet Arts Natalia Botha Various Venues 1999 Corporate, TV & Live Event – Lighting Design Lantern Floating for Peace in NY Shinnyo-en Lincoln Center New York 2014 Herbalife Current Affairs Hawaii Convention Center 2014 IBM Grand Opening Gala Eggshell Lighting Howard Hughes Corp. 2014 Intuit Corporate Gala Eggshell Lighting Moana-Surfrider 2013 Euro Cinema Grand Gala Honolulu Current Affairs Sheraton Waikiki 2013 Lantern Floating Festival Shinnyo-en Alamoana Beach Park 2008 - Present APEC 2011 Conference Receptions PSAV Honolulu, HI 2011 Kevin Hart Live at Concert Eggshell Lighting Honolulu, HI 2011 Royal Bliss Concert at Snow Basin PSAV Park City, Utah 2011 Royal Cosmetics Japan Ueda Production Royal Hawaiian Hotel & Resort 2009 Chandeal Crea Production Hilton Hawaiian Village 2009 Cindy Lauper King Michel Concerts Sheraton Waikiki 2008 Tsutsui Pg 2/6 Cessna PSAV Marriott Ihilani Pavilion & Ballroom 2008 New York Life Envisions Ent. & Prod. RITZ Carlton Kapalua 2008 KTC SCI Hawaii Convention Center 2008 HAPA Concert HAPA Kahala Hotel & Resort 2008 Boeing In-House Production Hawaii Convention Center 2008 Cisco Systems Canadian Event Extraordinary Events Hawaii Convention Center 2008 Kaiser Permanente Kiser Event Dept Hilton Hawaiian Village 2008 The Breath Concert America Lung Association Hawaii Theatre 2008 Liberty League: Beyond freedom Be Better Be More Prod. HHV Tapa Ballroom 2008 Docomo Japan Better Way Tours Hawaii Convention Center 2006 - 2008 Century 21 Conference PSAV Hilton Hawaiian Village 2007 KTC Japan SCI Hawaii Convention Center 2007 Melveen Leed Na Mele – PBS Hawaii PBS Studio 2007 Jimmy Borges After Dark PBS Hawaii PBS Studio 2007 Raietea Helms Na Mele – PBS Hawaii PBS Studio 2007 Makana Na Mele – PBS Hawaii PBS Studio 2007 Return To Romance Matt Catingub Hawaii Theatre Center 2007 Shinasawa Conference Event House Hilton Hawaiian Village 2007 AVEX Convention Event House Hilton Hawaiian Village 2007 Band of the Pacific US Air Force Hilton Hawaiian Village 2007 ASBMR Convention PSAV Hilton Hawaiian Village 2007 X1 Fight Big Mahalo Productions Blaisdell Arena 2007 Sacred Hearts Ball Sacred Hearts Academy Hilton Hawaiian Village 2007 Coors Party AVHQ Hilton Hawaiian Village 2007 Pacific Business News PSAV Hilton Hawaiian Village 2007 LPGA AVHQ Turtle Bay Resort 2007 Brother Noland Na Mele – PBS Hawaii PBS Studio 2006 Andre Kim Fashion Show AVHQ Turtle Bay Resort 2006 Nissin Cup Noodle SCI Halekulani Hotel 2006 FENDI Fashion Show FENDI Hilton Hawaiian Village 2006 GMA TV (Filipino TV Show) GMA Waikiki Shell 2006 Schering Plough Convention Hideaki Inoguchi - Director Hawaii Convention Center 2006 Reve Photography Party Reve Photography Neil Blaisdell Exhibition Hall 2006 Prudential Korea Prudential Korea Fort Derussy 2006 Daiwabo Award Show Hideaki Inoguchi - Director Hilton Waikiki 2006 Sacred Hearts Ball Sacred Hearts Academy Sheraton Waikiki 2006 AROSA Award Party SCI Hawaii Convention Center 2006 Pacific Business News PSAV Hilton Hawaiian Village 2006 Miki Event SCI Sheraton Waikiki 2006 LPGA AVHQ Turtle Bay Resort 2006 Autodesk Ten 4 Productions Hilton Waikaloa 2005 Studio 54 Party Ten 4 Productions The Hyatt Kauai 2005 General Motors Award Party Hannaford Productions Ihilani Resort 2005 Jack In The Box Convention AVHQ Turtle Bay Resort 2005 ACG Convention SCI Hawaii Convention Center 2005 Naris Event (Japan Cosmetic) Hideaki Inoguchi - Director Hawaii Convention Center 2005 Academic Lighting Design Florida State University 1998 - 2001 The Skin of Our Teeth John Degen School of Theatre Comedy of Errors Tony Simotes School of Theatre Crucible James Gregg School of Theatre A Lie of The Mind Lucinda Holshue School of Theatre Youmans Revue Lainie Munro School of Theatre 12 days of dance – “The Crockpot” Staci Eubank School of Dance Once in a Lifetime (ALD) George Judy School of Theatre Tsutsui Pg 3/6 A Dolls House (ALD) Fred Chapel School of Theatre Northern Arizona University 1997 - 1998 Why We Have a Body Christina Cameli Theatre Department Reckless Joe Turner Cantu Theatre Department Scene Design Florida State University Stop Kiss April Daras School of Theatre 2001 Northern Arizona University Fool for Love Laura Roberts Theatre Department 1998 Assistant Lighting Designer OMNIUM GATHERUM Will Frears Variety Arts Theatre NYC 2003 LD: Jules Fisher & Peggy Eisenhauer Associate Lighting Designer Three Mo’ Tenors Marion J. Caffey National Tour 2001 - 2003 LD: Dale Jordan Cook, Dixon, and Young CDY National Tour 2003 - 2004 LD: Dale Jordan Lighting Director Sing Along Santa in Korea Phoenix Productions Seoul, Korea 2002 - 2003 Production manager and Coordinator Diana Philip Richardson Hawaii Convention Center 2013 Failing Kansas Mikel Rouse Melbourne, Australia – Int. Art Fest 2003 Installations Rum Fire (Opening Party) Sheraton Waikiki 2008 Paradise Cove Kapolei, Hawaii 2007 Master Electrician (Selected) Honda Japan Hawaii Convention Center 2008 Chris Brown Blaisdell Arena 2008 Chicago in Concert Hilton Hawaiian Village 2008 Incubus Waikiki Shell 2008
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