This theatre stands at the very epicenter of the Hollywood legend. The footprints, handprints, and autographs of more than 200 movie stars from 1927 through the present day stand in its courtyard. It has hosted three Oscar ceremonies, and dozens of premieres. The day I visited, the sidewalks in front of the theatre and across the street from it were thronged with workers, trucks, lights, and tourists. A major action film was premiering that night, and I was able to compare the labors of light-rigger to the lethal workers on the movie poster behind him. This image is rich in contrasts – the rigger grapples with a spotlight, while the actors in the poster clutch weapons of mass destruction. The actors are grim, while the rigger seems to be enjoying his work. He is a dimensional figure, a colorful figure awash in light and shadow, while the gunners on the wall behind him are flat -- one dimensional iconic figures.