On October 15–16, 2020, the sixth meeting of the drafting team for the CIES group standard \"Specifications for the Safe Operation of Lighting in Television Studios,\" organized by the Professional Committee on Stage, Film, and Television Lighting of the Chinese Society of Lighting (hereinafter referred to as the committee), was held in Guangzhou. Liu Jun, head of the Production Department at China Media Group, Ma Limin, chairman of Guangzhou Siquande Lighting Co., Ltd., and Gu Haifeng, chairman of Shanghai Huiyan Intelligent Technology Co., Ltd., attended the meeting on behalf of the leaders of the organizations involved in the standard’s development as well as those responsible for organizing the event, and they delivered speeches. Director Liu Jun expressed high praise for the work done by the experts in the drafting team; Chairman Ma Limin emphasized that developing such standards is a valuable endeavor with benefits that will last for years to come, and he voiced his strong support for the work of the society. Chairman Gu Haifeng thanked the experts for their hard work.
All members of the writing team – Wang Jingchi, Guo Liang, Zang Peng, Liu Jun, Li Ruhua, Liu Zhen, Lai Feng, Huang Minqiang, Liu Ming, Guo Zhenyuan, Mi Genjie, Zhong Guohong, Chen Yonggang, Gao Yuanyuan, Lin Peiqun, Zhu Wenbin, Gu Haifeng, and others – attended the meeting. Engineer Chen Liehong from Guangzhou Siquande Lighting Co., Ltd. was invited to attend and take notes on site; General Manager Fu Xueping and Deputy General Manager Wan Donghua from the same company also attended the meeting. Pan Yunhui, a senior lighting technician from Zhuhai Radio and Television Station, Jiang Zhonghong, a first-class stage lighting technician from Hubei Radio and Television Station, and Wang Yi, a senior engineer from Zhongshan Radio and Television Station, were invited to participate as review experts.
Under the leadership of the standard-setting chairperson, Director Guo Liang, the meeting conducted a thorough word-for-word analysis and discussion of the third draft of the standards, thereby forming a draft for public feedback. The meeting also discussed the next steps, with the aim of releasing it to the public for comments by the end of October, and holding a meeting to finalize the standards in December of this year.
