Podcasts about lighting director

Are you considering PTZ cameras for your church worship service? Join Phil Cooke and Bryan Bailey, Director of Media at Prestonwood Baptist Church, to explore how one of the nation's leading churches is leveraging PTZ robotic cameras to transform church worship experiences.   Whether you're a church media director, on a media team, or training volunteers, this behind-the-scenes conversation is packed with practical and spiritual insights to help you:   ·       Integrate PTZ camera technology for smooth, multi-angle worship production ·       Lead and empower volunteer teams with clarity and confidence ·       Develop a ministry-focused mindset as a church media director   If your goal is to elevate the worship experience through technology that enhances—not distracts from—God's presence, this episode is for you.

Welcome to SHIPWRECKED & COMATOSE, an in-depth podcast dedicated to the classic BBC science-fiction sitcom, Red Dwarf.   For 2025, we're really taking the in-depth thing seriously as we take on the Red Dwarf film/special in the Minute Podcast format! Alongside various guests along the way, your regular hosts are unpacking the 2020 film one minute at a time!   In this episode, taking a look at minute 26, Mark is your host and is joined by a new guest to the podcast: professional Lighting Director and huge Red Dwarf fan, Andy Stagles.     Host: Mark Adams Guest: Andy Stagles Editor: Mark Adams   Twitter/BlueSky/Insta: @RedDwarfPod Our network on Twitter/BlueSky: @filmstories Our network on Insta: @filmstoriesmagazineuk   Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Welcome to SHIPWRECKED & COMATOSE, an in-depth podcast dedicated to the classic BBC science-fiction sitcom, Red Dwarf.   For 2025, we're really taking the in-depth thing seriously as we take on the Red Dwarf film/special in the Minute Podcast format! Alongside various guests along the way, your regular hosts are unpacking the 2020 film one minute at a time!   In this episode, taking a look at minute 25, Mark is your host and is joined by a new guest to the podcast: professional Lighting Director and huge Red Dwarf fan, Andy Stagles.     Host: Mark Adams Guest: Andy Stagles Editor: Mark Adams   Twitter/BlueSky/Insta: @RedDwarfPod Our network on Twitter/BlueSky: @filmstories Our network on Insta: @filmstoriesmagazineuk   Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Welcome to SHIPWRECKED & COMATOSE, an in-depth podcast dedicated to the classic BBC science-fiction sitcom, Red Dwarf.   For 2025, we're really taking the in-depth thing seriously as we take on the Red Dwarf film/special in the Minute Podcast format! Alongside various guests along the way, your regular hosts are unpacking the 2020 film one minute at a time!   In this episode, taking a look at minute 24, Mark is your host and is joined by a new guest to the podcast: professional Lighting Director and huge Red Dwarf fan, Andy Stagles.     Host: Mark Adams Guest: Andy Stagles Editor: Mark Adams   Twitter/BlueSky/Insta: @RedDwarfPod Our network on Twitter/BlueSky: @filmstories Our network on Insta: @filmstoriesmagazineuk   Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Welcome to SHIPWRECKED & COMATOSE, an in-depth podcast dedicated to the classic BBC science-fiction sitcom, Red Dwarf.   For 2025, we're really taking the in-depth thing seriously as we take on the Red Dwarf film/special in the Minute Podcast format! Alongside various guests along the way, your regular hosts are unpacking the 2020 film one minute at a time!   In this episode, taking a look at minute 23, Mark is your host and is joined by a new guest to the podcast: professional Lighting Director and huge Red Dwarf fan, Andy Stagles.     Host: Mark Adams Guest: Andy Stagles Editor: Mark Adams   Twitter/BlueSky/Insta: @RedDwarfPod Our network on Twitter/BlueSky: @filmstories Our network on Insta: @filmstoriesmagazineuk   Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

We are extremely lucky to have Cosmo (Charles) Wilson back on the Podcast. Cosmo is a concert lighting designer and director. He has been in the industry since the 80's and is one of the nicest people you will ever meet, he is a legend.Cosmo has worked with over 40 acts including AC/DC, Aerosmith, Black Sabbath, Emerson, Lake & Palmer, Foreigner, INXS, Iron Maiden, Judas Priest, Meat Loaf, Mötley Crüe, The Rolling Stones, Ronnie James Dio, David Lee Roth, Scorpions,[2] and Rod Stewart. He was a touring road crew member from 1986 before becoming a director and designer. Cosmo received a Parnelli Award for Lighting Director of the Year 2015, a Tour Link Top Dog Award for Lighting Director of the Year for AC/DC in 2016 and Aerosmith in 2017, and the "Live Production Summit Pinnacle Awards" for both Lighting Director of the Year and Lighting Designer of the Year in 2020 and again in 2023. We are so pleased Cosmo has found the time to come on the Podcast again, you can check out his previous shows at www.geezersofgear.com episode numbers #78 #112 #118 and #171Please welcome Cosmos to the show. This episode is brought to you by MainLight and Elation

Activist Rev. Irene Monroe talks with Emmy Winner Charlotte Robinson host of OUTTAKE VOICES™ about appearing in our issue driven non-partisan VOTE PSA Campaign we've launched on social media and beyond to get the VOTE OUT. As early voting has begun in states across the country OUTTAKE MEDIA™ has spearheaded this timely and compelling VOTE PSA Campaign to bring our LGBTQ community and marginalized grassroots groups together about the importance of voting. Not only will this campaign get people to vote it will also address our issues. Whether you're Christian, Muslim, Catholic, Jewish, Indigenous or LGBTQ we need to come together now or possibly lose our rights. In our VOTE PSA Rev. Monroe addresses these issues including women's rights and the rise of hate crimes as we head into a presidential election questioning our Democracy. The campaign is directed by C. Fitz (Queen Sugar, One Perfect Shot), West Coast producer Lissa Forehan (More Beautiful for Having Been Broken) and performing the closing tagline song “Vote For A Working America” is Broadway/Cabaret Diva Ann Hampton Callaway. Produced in the historic Calderwood Studio at WGBH in Boston we want to thank our GBH team including Terry Quinn Director of Studio Operations, Phil Reilly Set Design and Lighting Director, Howard Powell Cinematographer, Beth Godlin Lillis Post Production Manager, Editor Deb Holland and Juan José Cadena Duenas Studio Operations Manager. This is a full circle experience for Executive Producer Charlotte Robinson who began her stellar career at WGBH as assistant to Paula Apsell, Senior Executive Producer Emerita NOVA at GBH. We talked to Rev. Irene Monroe about the significance of this VOTE PSA Campaign and her spin on our LGBTQ issues.    Rev. Irene Monroe graduated from Wellesley College and Union Theological Seminary at Columbia University and served as a pastor at an African-American church in New Jersey before receiving her doctorate at Harvard Divinity School as a Ford Fellow. She was instrumental in Union United Methodist Church a predominately African American church in Boston's South End becoming a Reconciling Congregation first in New England. Monroe's syndicated religion columns appear in Bay Windows, Cambridge Chronicle, Dig Boston, Curve and in several cities across the country and in the UK and Canada. Monroe is the Boston voice for Detour's African American Heritage Trail and History UnErased. Monroe is a founder and now member emeritus of several national LGBTQ Black and religious organizations and currently can be heard on the podcast and standing Boston Public Radio segment “All Rev'd Up” on WGBH-FM. WATCH VIDEO    LISTEN: 600+ LGBTQ Chats @OUTTAKE VOICES  

From Lighting Director at Lio to intimacy coaching in Ibiza Buzz has seen it all on the island.  He moved from America to Thailand, India, Barcelona and eventually Ibiza after working in the Circus in the Spanish city.  In todays episode we hear how he met Leonardo Di Caprio who doesn't like to be the centre of attention when not at work, Anna Hathaway and Arnold Schwarzenegger at the famous cabaret establishment but now prefers to be working at the Garden of Light. 

Welcome to the Cloud Machine podcast! Your all-access pass to the music industry, brought to you by Eights, the innovative agency behind some of your favorite live concerts and tours.In today's episode, host Mat Landry shines a spotlight on Quincy Stanton, an accomplished Lighting Director and Operator for well-known acts such as Charli XCX, 50 Cent, Anderson .Paak, Vance Joy, King Princess, and many others. Quincy shares his invaluable insights into the world of concert lighting, from his journey into the industry to his experiences working on high-profile tours like Charli XCX's "Brat Tour."

We talk with Jessie Norris about her journey to becoming a Lighting Director in the entertainment industry. Bio: ?? Find Jessie: @Jessdawg16 Send your Concert Questions to Podcast@TalesFromThePit.net www.TalesFromThePit.net #NHCONCERTPHOTOGS #talesfromthepitpodcast #Talesfromthepit #musicphotography #concert #tour #onstage #rock #tourmanager #audioengineer #foh #frontofhouse #roadies #takingbacksunday #concertphotography #podcast #artistmanagement #lightingtech WSCA Mixtape with Bonnie https://wscafm.org www.photographybybonnie.com Hosted by Jason Levasseur www.AcoustifiedMedia.com Music Licensed by Story Blocks

This in-person conversation discusses Taylar's journey in the technical and behind-the-scenes side of the music industry, and how she aims to keep developing her skills each show, never wanting to repeat herself. Taylar also educates on what exactly her role entails, and some of the hardships she's faced working in her position. Watch until the end for some fun driving anecdotes with Knocked Loose!

The man who warned the Woodstock crowd about the brown acid, the godfather of rock and roll lighting, Chip Monck joins Rick and Dave to talk about Woodstock, Altamount, Jim Morrison, and George Harrison. [Ep150]

Sit back in your seat as we queue the lights and get ready to rock with this episode's guest – Danielle Edwards, Lighting Designer & Director for numerous tours including Greta Van Fleet, Maren Morris, Lizzo, and Kacey Musgraves. We dive into all things lighting as Danielle explains the ins and outs of what goes into designing, programming, and directing lighting for touring productions. Learn about how a typical tour day unfolds – from chalking to building rigs to making adjustments and then running the show. She tells us how she got into lighting, starting off doing stage managing and being a tech, and how those perspectives help inform her designs and allow her to understand what is possible and practical. We talk about how event lighting has changed over the years and different trends and technology that continues to evolve the industry. Danielle tells us about EVEN - Events Vocational Education Network - a non-profit she co-founded with others during the pandemic to make the industry more equitable, diverse, and inclusive. EVEN now partners with Diversify The Stage and do master classes inviting women to learn more about roles and life on the road. Whether you're curious what goes into beautifully lighting a show, what it's like on a tour, or want to hear what Danielle thinks is the best lit tour currently – this episode is for you. It's full of great advice, fun perspective, and lots of information that is sure to make you better appreciate the intricacies of lighting on tours. Hit the lights and enjoy!Danielle Edwards: Instagram | LinkedIn ––––––ADVENTURES IN VENUELANDFollow on Instagram, LinkedIn, Facebook, or X/TwitterLearn more about Event & Venue Marketing ConferenceMeet our team:Paul Hooper | Co-host, Booking, Branding & MarketingDave Redelberger | Co-host & Guest ResearchMegan Ebeck | Marketing, Design & Digital AdvertisingSamantha Marker | Marketing, Copywriting & PublicityCamille Faulkner | Audio Editing & MixingHave a suggestion for a guest or bonus episode? We'd love to hear it! Send us an email.

Welcome back to another season of the Sailor jimmy podcast hosted by U.S. Navy veteran Jimmy Rogers. In this episode we extend a warm welcome back to the audience and introduce the multi-talented guest, Matty Radcliffe. They share personal anecdotes, highlighting their first meeting and collaborative ventures. The episode unfolds at Sawyer Park Ice House, where Matty Radcliffe serves as the booking agent, marketing director, and lighting director. The conversation delves into the fascinating backstory of Toby Keith, tracing his journey from the oil industry to his iconic status as a country music legend. The podcast, known for its rock takes on current events and sports news, creates an engaging atmosphere with historical touches from Sawyer Park Ice House, making for an entertaining and informative episode.Key Points: - Matty Radcliffe, a guest on the show, is the booking agent, marketing director, and lighting director for Sawyer Park Ice House. - Matty has been nominated for Lighting Director of the Year and Venue Marketing Partner of the Year by the Texas Country Music Association. - The episode touches on Matty's background, involvement in events since high school, and his journey into graphic design and marketing. - Captain Brad's, a seafood restaurant, is mentioned as a sponsor for the podcast, highlighting their specialties. - They reminisce about their friendship, events they've worked on together, and how Matty became the go-to person for graphics.-The importance of hustling and grinding in the entertainment industry is emphasized, with every show and venue being significant - A pivotal moment during the season involving JJ Watt and Pat McAfee show, discussing the possibility of his return. - Travis Kelce's actions towards coach Andy Reid during the Super Bowl are analyzed, with strong disagreement on whether it was acceptable. - The importance of respect for leaders in sports, military, and business, expressing concern about a potential lack of accountability.LINKS MENTIONED:https://boots4troops.com/

Matthew is a Boston Massachusetts native and resident of Astoria New York. He's a Lighting / Production Designer, Lighting Director, Programer and owner of MG Lighting Design. Matt holds a BFA in Lighting Design from Boston University, and throughout his career, has worked for various styles and sizes of shows including Theatre, Dance, Industrial, Corporate and Concert Design and Direction. This episode is brought to you by and . --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/geezersofgear/message

Emily Bornt is a lighting designer, currently living in Los Angeles. She started her career in New York as a lighting technician, and moved cross-country to pursue her love of lighting design for concerts. She has kept a diverse resume and list of clients. Recent projects include lighting design for Demi Lovato and Brandi Carlile, and lighting programming for Idina Menzel and the AGT residency in Las Vegas. Previous projects include lighting designer for Lil Wayne, Perfume Genius, Falling in Reverse, and the Maks and Val Tour; lighting director for New Kids on The Block, Charli XCX, Melanie Martinez, Metric, Jimmy Eat World, and Thirty Seconds to Mars; lighting programmer for Derek Hough's Las Vegas residency, Dancing With the Stars Live (the tour), AJR, and Big Time Rush. While she focuses on lighting for concert touring, she also dabbles in corporate and tv. She doesn't have much free time, but she does enjoy going to museums and live shows for fun when she can. This episode was brought to you by , and . 

Listen back to this very special masterclass in lighting with WFT Vice-Chair and Board Member Jaro Waldeck, as she's in conversation with RTÉ Lighting Director Aoife Brown. In this focused discussion, they give critical and technical insight into all things lighting and cinematography and cover the art of visual storytelling in multicamera TV. This podcast has been released with the support of Screen Ireland's Stakeholder Fund. https://wft.ie/ About Aoife Brown Aoife has over 25 years in television production operations at RTÉ. For the past number of years the majority of her work has been as Lighting Director on ‘Fair City', Ireland's longest running drama serial. In 2018, Fair City began shooting in HD. As Lighting Director, she was involved in the technical planning of the project. Her responsibility was also to ensure that all set lighting met the requirements for HD filming and designed set lighting for a new diner set. In 2014, Aoife was the Lighting Director for RTĖ's first full HD studio production which was studio coverage and analysis of the FIFA World Cup.

How much should we prioritize good lighting for our church services? Daniel Connell is a lifelong Lighting Director professional and founder of DC Pro. He joins us to discuss lighting's importance for church services, house lights' importance and the heart behind DC Pro's work. In this episode you'll hear: 1:00 A Listener Gets a Raise! 4:00 Lighting's importance to concerts 6:50 Daniel Connell joins the show! 15:45 Church on the Move's tech history 33:00 How much AVL is needed for church services? 41:00 Lighting's importance to church services 43:30 How do you find an LD for your church? 50:20 House Lights: the most vital but boring buy 59:15 The heart and logistics of working with DC Pro1:09:00 Tech Takeaway on identity & work life balance Resources for your Church Tech MinistryDoes your church have used gear that you need to convert into new ministry dollars? We can make you an offer here. Do you need some production gear but lack the budget to buy new gear? You can get Certified Church Owned gear here.  Connect with us: Follow us on FacebookHang out with us on InstagramSee all the ways we can serve your church on our WebsiteGet our best gear sent to your inbox each Monday before it goes public via the Early ServiceApply for our Audio Tech Job Posting! Check out our store!

Welcome back to a new episode of the podcast - I'm flying solo on this one, since Jonathan is currently on tour as Lighting Director for the Jonas Brothers! If anyone is going to one of their concerts this fall or winter, please head over to the lighting booth if you can and tell him, "Your mom sent me over to remind you that she's proud of you and she loves you." * This episode is sponsored by Night Zookeeper and FORM Fitness! In Episode 118 I chat about: The wonder of seeing Jonathan in action on the Jonas Brothers Tour The Weirdness of Not Having to Get Up Early for the Homeschool Day Our Love for CNN10 back when it was with Carl Azuz - thrilled to find out Carl just began his own news show: The World from A to Z! The stereotype that homeschoolers can't survive in the "real world" as my son travels to a different city each night! My 25th Anniversary Dance with Steve Navigating Seasons of Change and the Unknown Take my quiz, What's Your Homeschool Mom Personality? Would you like to submit a homeschooling question for Jamie to answer in an upcoming episode? If so, email it to jamie@simplehomeschool.net with "Podcast Question" as the subject line. To download an auto-generated transcript of this episode, click here.

Welcome back to a new episode of the podcast - the last one featuring Jonathan for a while, as my buddy has gone on tour as Lighting Director for the Jonas Brothers! If anyone is going to one of their concerts this fall or winter, please head over to the lighting booth and tell him, "Your mom sent me over to say that she's proud of you and she loves you." * This episode is sponsored by Ivy Kids and Florida Virtual School! In Episode 117 we discuss: Spontaneously choosing a topic to discuss together and my love for random auto-generators Our experience with Thomas Jefferson Education (AKA TJEd) The 7 Keys of Great Teaching and how we imperfectly tried to add them to our homeschool Our mutual love of Gilmore Girls Would you like to submit a homeschooling question for Jamie to answer in an upcoming episode? If so, email it to jamie@simplehomeschool.net with "Podcast Question" as the subject line. To download an auto-generated transcript of this episode, click here.

This edition features a story about how large productions need people behind the scenes, willing to work hard to make the show the best it can be. Airman 1st class Marshall Hunsaker caught up with one of those people for the biggest show in the Air Force. Soundbite includes Airman 1st Class Keegan Davis - Lighting Director Tops in Blue 2011, Kadiz, Ky. Produced by Airman 1st Class Marshall, Hunsaker and Hosted by Staff Sgt. Chad Usher. Afghanistan

Justyn Davis is an Emmy award-winning Lighting Director. He is one of the instructors of the Lagos Lighting Masterclass that travels to various African countries teaching Cinematography to the next generation of storytellers. Follow hashtag #JosiahsVoicePod and follow on Instagram & Twitter @JosiahsVoicePod Follow Justyn Davis on Instagram @LagosLightingClass Support on PATREON.. BLOG: Episode Notes. Theme Song: BREWERB. by MuhTeyOh This episode is sponsored by Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. HTTP://anchor.fm/app. Listen to this episode at www.newsly.me or download the app on IOS or ANDROID. For a Free 1 Month subscription use my PROMO CODE: JosiahVoice. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/josiahsvoiceonblackfilm/message

Carlos de Varona Of Chroma House has built a tremendously successful career as a DP ( Director Of Photography) and leads Miami based production company, Chroma House. On todays episode of the Are You Happy Hour - we are taking a tour of happiness in the media industry with Carlos. If you have dreams of being a DP, Editor, Lighting Director, Camera Operator, or even directing the vision.. you won't want to miss this amazing episode. Shout out to the great and wonderful Lenny Gonzalez for inspiring Carlos! Learn more about Carlos & Chroma House at: www.chromahouse.com Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/chromahouse/ https://www.carlosdevarona.com --- Every Monday, check out Are You Happy Podcast for interviews with amazing professionals as we chat about happiness in business. You can find our interviews on happiness with the world and voice messages - here on Fridays via your favorite podcast platform. Want to be interviewed for this podcast? DM us @areyouhappyofficial on Instagram. DM questions, comments, send us a voice message answering the question: Are You Happy? and Why? Be sure to follow @areyouhappyofficial on Instagram and subscribe to this show on your favorite podcast platform! Still reading? Sweet! Don't forget to visit & follow the Are You Happy DocuSeries online! Instagram: @areyouhappyofficial TikTok: @areyouhapppy Youtube: www.youtube.com/areyouhappy Facebook: @areyouhapppy Did you know you can join our team of volunteer interviewers for Are You Happy and be part of an amazing global initiative?! Visit www.happypeople.me and click the "Join our team of Interviewers" button. You can also read more about the Are You Happy Documentary and the journey that started it all. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/are-you-happy2/message

Tribute bands have exploded in the last few years! On this episode we check in with Rob Russell, a veteran of Pink Floyd Tributes since 1992.  He formed TheAmerican Pink Floyd Show in 2013. Rob is the keyboard player andmusical director for the band and has also designed all of the lightingand video projections for the show. The American Pink Floyd Show hasperformed internationally to critical acclaim. The success of the band isdue to their incredible attention to detail when performing the music ofPink Floyd. The goal has always been to perform the music with albumaccuracy. Add to that an elaborate light show with lasers and videoprojections and we are able to recreate everything you would expect tosee and hear at a Pink Floyd concert.https://milfordperformancecenter.org/

Lighting Director Carrie Heisler joins us for Episode 18 of the podcast to give us a behind the scenes of what it's like to be lighting up the Detroit Redwings and Detroit Pistons on a nightly basis. Carrie recently went viral in the metal community for programming lighting entrances for the Redwings with a lot of popular deathcore, death metal, and grind bands, which is something that has never happened in the sporting world.

What do you do when Covid has canceled all the live events? Do you got back to the Church Tech Director life? Alex is the Pastor of live Production at Zion City - Southwest and owner of Production & Lighting design at Fuller Lights. In this episode you'll hear: 2:00 Toby hacks the Penske truck system 4:40 We introduce Alex Fuller, Lighting Design Director at Zion Church13:00 Alex's journey into the Church Tech Life16:30 Saying no strategically 18:20 How does a small church make a “Bethel Level” production?24:00 How do you pull people into worship with lighting design?28:00 Why is church lighting the third letter in AVL?32:00 Going back to church post Covid39:00 Tech Takeaway on small, constant improvements Plugs: Email him at fullerlights@gmail.com and reach him online at fullerlights.com Resources for your Church Tech MinistryDoes your church have used gear that you need to convert into new ministry dollars? We can make you an offer here. Do you need some production gear but lack the budget to buy new gear? You can get Certified Church Owned gear here.Connect with us: Follow us on FacebookHang out with us on InstagramSee all the ways we can serve your church on our WebsiteGet our best gear sent to your inbox each Monday before it goes public via the Early Service

Studies show that having a sense of purpose is linked to better health and greater well-being. Richard Leider is one of the leading experts in motivation and a pioneer in the global purpose movement. He talks about how we can unlock our own power of purpose.

Studies show that having a sense of purpose is linked to better health and greater well-being. Richard Leider is one of the leading experts in motivation and a pioneer in the global purpose movement. He talks about how we can unlock our own power of purpose.

This week, we welcome Lighting Director to the stars, Nick Rotondi, onto the show! We ask him all of our questions about concert lighting and what got him into it. Maybe, have a few drinks. Follow him on Instagram at instagram.com/nick.dragon_. Follow us on Instagram at instagram.com/eastnashvilleyachtclub and email at eastnashvilleyachtclub@gmail.com. We love you and hope that you have a great week. You're killing it.

Would you read a Hog Two's entire manual over the weekend to be Natalie Cole's lighting director? Robby Kurtz was thrown to the wolves on his first show, but he ran with the pack, used his skills across the globe, and became New Life Church's LD right before Christmas. He has done the lights for Natalie Cole & Jesus Culture, worked in TV and his 6 truths and a lie segment has some adrenaline-pumping stories. In this episode you'll hear: 1:38 The stickiest piece of gear we've ever bought6:34 We introduce Robby Kurtz with his death-defying truths and lies.11:10 John 3:16 > Border Security 12:45 A fifteen person van is carried by the Lord15:02 Learning the Hog Two lighting board on the fly to be Natalie Cole's LD.  19:40 How he nearly got fired on his first two shows 22:36 The difficulties of being a Christian on the road 26:34 Lighting Journeyman: trade shows, Daystar Television network, video editing29:30 Becoming the LD for New Life Church right before Christmas31:00 Do churches own all the fog machines they use at Christmas & Easter? 33:50 How 4Wall serves churches with gear rentals 37:00 Encouragement for current church lighting directors 40:32 Robby's top 5 albums of all time 42:42 Tech Takeaway on the best place to place your lights in your serviceResources for your Church Tech MinistryDoes your church have used gear that you need to convert into new ministry dollars? We can make you an offer here. Do you need some production gear but lack the budget to buy brand new gear? You can get Certified Church Owned gear here.Connect with us: Follow us on FacebookHang out with us on InstagramSee all the ways we can serve your church on our WebsiteGet our best gear sent to your inbox each Monday before it goes public via the Early Service

Brandon Stirling Baker is an Inwood-Based filmmaker and lighting designer working internationally in the areas of dance, opera, theatre and film. His lighting can be seen internationally in the repertories of New York City Ballet, American Ballet Theatre, San Francisco Ballet, Boston Ballet, Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater, and many others. Baker's work has been presented by major venues including the Guggenheim Museum, Lincoln Center, Kennedy Center, Walt Disney Concert Hall, Hollywood Bowl, Brooklyn Academy of Music, Theatre du Chatelet (Paris), Sadlers Wells (London), and the Guggenheim Bilbao (Spain). Baker received the prestigious Knight of Illumination Award (KOI-USA) in 2019, and was appointed Lighting Director and Resident Lighting Designer of the Boston Ballet in 2018. His forth-coming short film documentary “Go Live in the Woods” is a recipient of the Inwood Film Festival Filmmaker Fund Award.  Learn more about his work at www.stirlingbaker.com

1/25 Lighting Director at Zion Church and Former Master at Arms with the U.S. Navy, Chris Suggs joins the show! One of my good family friends drops by the show to give insight into his service in the navy and a special look at his time at the Pentagon during 9/11. Also, check out ACE Lighting on Facebook! #navy #masteratarms #military #us #redskins #wft 1/26 #coviddick #jamaica #bobsled #returns #amazon  --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/heezysworld/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/heezysworld/support

1/25 Lighting Director at Zion Church and Former Master at Arms with the U.S. Navy, Chris Suggs joins the show! One of my good family friends drops by the show to give insight into his service in the navy and a special look at his time at the Pentagon during 9/11. Also, check out ACE Lighting on Facebook! #navy #masteratarms #military #us #redskins #wft 1/26 #coviddick #jamaica #bobsled #returns #amazon  --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/heezysworld/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/heezysworld/support

Today we will continue our Sustainable Leaders series and have a Talk Story with Ben Pilat, the Chief Operating Officer of HNL Tool Library. This nonprofit provides tools to lend out to the community and so much more! We will also touch on the construction industry and how it contributes to waste in our landfills, water and air pollution and climate change. This nonprofit not only provides a much needed service but is also part of the solution to a more sustainable Hawaii. Ben Pilat joined HNL Tool Library in early 2020 and enjoys working on projects where art and technology meet. Before joining the library, Ben worked primarily as an educator and theatrical lighting designer. With experiences that range from Head of ProductionDesign at Pepperdine University to Lighting Director at Los Angeles Ballet. Ben brings a diverse set of skills to his current role as Chief Operating Officer and is proud to serve the mission of pooling our resource wealth, providing a platform for education, and helping to build a more sustainable Hawaii. A shout out to Elia Bruno, the founder of HNL Tool Library. He founded the library in 2015 while earning a degree in sustainability studies at UH Manoa. He would have been here today but spotty reception on the Big Island made that a challenge for our zoom recording today. FB: @HNLTL (10) HNL Tool Library | Facebook www.facebook.com/HNLTL Instagram: @hnltoollibrary https://www.instagram.com/hnltoollibrary/ Website: www.hnltoollibrary.org LinkedIn: (16) HNL Tool Library: Overview | LinkedIn Email: info@hnltoollibrary.org Address: 200 Keawe St. Honolulu, HI 96813 Phone: (808) 746-2299 You can reach Smart Living Hawaii at: Website: www.smartlivinghi.org | Instagram: @smart_living_hawaii | Facebook: @SmartLivingHawaii

Billie Harvey's contributions to the Lyric have been wide ranging, innumerable and indispensable. She and husband Jonathan first appeared in 2007's Fiddler On the Roof where Billie played Fruma Sarah. Since then, she's served as Lighting Director, Set Designer, Technical Director, Director, Chorus and Lead Actress; spanning well over a dozen shows. If there was a Lyric Hall of Fame, Billie would be well on her way to induction!

Chris has worked in the television industry for over 20 years, initially as a Runner, Camera Assistant, Camera Operator and most recently, over the past 13 years as a freelance Lighting Cameraman, Director of Photography (DoP) and Lighting Director (LD). As a Camera Operator he has covered all genres of live television; producing DVD's for the likes of Beyonce & REM to Superslo-mo coverage of the Brazil World Cup Final in the Maracana. He has worked all over the world as a Camera Supervisor for clients such as ITV, BBC, Sky and BT covering the Olympics & Commonwealth games, along with Football tournaments including the Champions League and Premier League. He's covered live opera and theatre from The Royal Opera House, Shakesperes Globe and the RSC and worked on shows such as Question Time, Crimewatch & Young Musician. ​As a Lighting Director & DoP he has won innovation awards as part of the Discovery & ITV teams for mixed reality studios in Korea & Russia, Baftas as part of the ITV Horse Racing and Rugby World Cup 2019 teams, along with winning the prestigious Knight of Illumination award as LD for ITV's Euro 2016 presentation studios in Paris. In this episode we talk about working ina multicam environment, remote production and mixed reality studios, along with a deep dive into tips and tricks Chris has learnt over his years in the industry.

Milton Riess joins Tim to talk about the recent Alec Baldwin shooting and what it means to safety on the Hollywood set going forward, along with standard safety protocols for filmmakers. Milton is a writer, filmmaker and a college professor who has worked on nearly 300 film and television productions over 35-plus years. Milton talks about working conditions and safety on the set of Hollywood film productions. https://traffic.libsyn.com/secure/shapingopinion/Hollywood_Safety_auphonic.mp3 By now, you may have heard of the tragic shooting on the movie set where actor Alec Baldwin shot and killed the cinematographer of the movie he was making. The movie was called, “Rust,” and not only did Baldwin shoot the cinematographer, but the same bullet wounded the film's director. Here's a summary of what we know happened on that day in October. Baldwin was on the movie set in a make-shift church, rehearsing a movement where he pulls his gun and shoots in the same direction as the camera.  He was rehearsing his moves for an upcoming scene. For background, six crew members objected to working conditions and walked off the set hours before the fatal event. Before that, there had been at least two accidental gun discharges on the set. The gun that Baldwin used, a real Colt 45, was handed to him by the film's assistant director. He had taken the gun off of a cart, where it was placed by the movie's armorer, Hannah Gutierrez-Reed. When the assistant director gave the gun to Baldwin, it's said he told the actor the gun was “cold,” which means safe to use with no live ammunition. Other reports have revealed that certain safety protocols were ignored. Santa Fe County Sheriff Adan Mendoza said that 500 rounds of ammunition, which included a mix of blanks, dummy rounds, and possibly live rounds were mixed together. Veteran film armorers who commented on the shooting in various news reports have said that it's widely understood that there should not be live rounds anywhere near a movie set. Some said it's not acceptable to leave a gun on a cart or anywhere unattended during filming. Investigations are now under way to determine what went wrong, who is responsible, and perhaps how the film industry can learn and change from this for the future. Links Milton Riess, IMDB "Rust" Film Set Shooting "Puzzling" not "Surprising," Fox News Milton Riess, Santa Fe Community College Alec Baldwin's "Rust" Gun Left Unattended for Two Hours Before Halyna Hutchins was Fatally Shot, New York Post About this Episode's Guest Milton Riess Milton Riess has about 35 years of professional experience deep inside the hard and fast trenches of the Film and Television industry. He is currently a Lead Professor and Co[1]Chair of the Film Department at Santa Fe Community College, primarily heading their Film Production, Film Crew Training Program, and Workforce Development. Milton is also a commissioner on the Santa Fe Film and Digital Media Commission. Milton moved to Santa Fe nine years ago from Los Angeles. After one of his shows got cancelled (and they all do), he came to Santa Fe for a long weekend. By the end of the weekend, he rented a place, and a month later, he became a resident. Milton has worked as a writer, director, technical director and actor. Several of his screenplays have won international awards (2012 Hollywood Screenplay Contest, International Family Film Festival Competition, Semi-finalist in Zoetrope Screenplay Competition). He has been Lighting Director and Technical Director on several Emmy award-winning TV series for NBC/E! Networks as well as countless other TV shows, pilots, commercials, and music videos.

On this episode of Conversations on Dance, recorded at the 2021 Vail Dance Festival, we give you an inside look at two roles that are essential to every dance and ballet performance. Today we are joined by NYCB Assistant Stage Manager, Nicole Mitchell Mommen, and Lighting Director and Lighting Designer of Boston Ballet, Brandon Stirling […] The post (251) Nicole Mitchell Mommen, NYCB Assistant Stage Manager, and Brandon Stirling Baker, Lighting Director and Lighting Designer of Boston Ballet appeared first on tendusunderapalmtree.com.

On this episode of Conversations on Dance, recorded at the 2021 Vail Dance Festival, we give you an inside look at two roles that are essential to every dance and ballet performance. Today we are joined by NYCB Assistant Stage Manager, Nicole Mitchell Mommen, and Lighting Director and Lighting Designer of Boston Ballet, Brandon Stirling […] The post (251) Nicole Mitchell Mommen, NYCB Assistant Stage Manager, and Brandon Stirling Baker, Lighting Director and Lighting Designer of Boston Ballet appeared first on tendusunderapalmtree.com.

This time we talk to Bernie Davis, the veteran television lighting director, about a subject increasingly apposite to our own work; adapting stage lighting for television and online broadcast.  Bernie is responsible for numerous NT Live and Royal Opera House broadcasts, alongside his work on countless television productions (including a fair number of Royal Weddings), and we discuss the difference between the camera and the eye, how we should now be considering the audience at home alongside the punters in the stalls, and how advances in technology have provided us with a multitude of ways to get it all wrong...

We're joined by Danielle Edwards who is a lighting director for live music shows and concerts. She talks about her unique journey into her career, what her typical day looks like on the day of a show, her lighting style and approach for her clients, and taking big steps to follow her calling. Follow and connect with Danielle on: Instagram - @d_e_lights Email - danielle.lampy@gmail.com Resources Mentioned in Interview: Diversify The Stage - diversifythestage.org The EVEN Network - theevennetwork.org JOIN THE NEW INQUIRE HIGHER COMMUNITY Seeking peers, mentorship or guidance from more people who look like you? Sign up and our Inquire Higher Community and other Black students and professionals to find many resources and information to help reach your goals!  Learn more at https://inquirehigher.com/index.php/community/ --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/bsspodcast/support

We get to chat with Matthew Cox, a Lighting Director at Universal and a key member of the Super Nintendo World Team in Japan.

Jeff Maker is the guy that makes the artists look their best on stage. He is a lighting director, sometimes referred to as an LD. Jeff is most well known for his work with All Time Low over the past ten years. Designing and directing their light show when they were a minor artist and then scaling his abilities as they grew over the years. Now he is one of the best in the game. We hope you enjoy learning from Jeff as much as we did. In this episode of the Don't Shit On The Bus podcast we will learn: • Jeff's journey to success in the touring world • A day in the life of a lighting designer on the road • The importance of taking care of your crew • Tips for being a successful lighting designer (0:00) Intro (2:22) Jeff gets on the bus (7:43) Jeff's start to touring (12:40) Learning and growing on the road (18:07) Lighting designer vs lighting director (and what the job entails) (23:12) Skills needed to be a good LD (24:14) Daily responsibilities (27:03) Soundcheck (31:45) Photography and lighting go hand in hand (37:01) Doors and bunk time (39:11) Being a team player and having a contingency plan (45:49) Showtime (49:06) Lighting up during the day (50:45) Loadout and preparing for success for the next day (53:26) Wrap up --- Jeff Maker - Guest ► Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/jeffmaker ► Twitter: https://twitter.com/jeffmaker ► Website: https://jeffmaker.com/ --- Don't Shit On The Bus Podcast ► Website: http://www.dontshitonthebus.com ► Spotify: http://bit.ly/DSotBspotify ► Apple Podcasts: http://bit.ly/DSotBapple ► Twitter: https://twitter.com/DSotBpodcast ► Instagram: https://instagram.com/DSotBpodcast ► Facebook: https://facebook.com/DSotBpodcast ► Patreon: https://patreon.com/DSotB --- Neil Westfall - Host ► Twitter: https://twitter.com/NW44 ► Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/neilwestfall44 ► Twitch: https://www.twitch.tv/neilwestfall44 Adam Elmakias - Host ► Twitter: https://twitter.com/elmakias ► Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/elmakias ► Website: https://www.adamelmakias.com ---

2010 Penn State graduate Eric Christian is not someone who wants to be put in the spotlight, but he certainly deserves it! As an Emmy Award winning lighting director across theater, television and concerts, Eric has played an integral role in some amazing productions, including the Puppy Bowl and Jesus Christ Superstar Live in Concert. Jump straight into: (4:25) - The role of lighting director (5:20) - Getting started in the career (7:00) - Differences in lighting with television, concerts and theater (8:15) - The evolution of TV technology on the lighting industry (9:40) - Lighting at concerts (11:05) - Lighting for the Josh Groban concert (12:44) - The impact of the pandemic (13:48) - Lighting for the Puppy Bowl (15:48) - Working with John Legend (17:21) - Dream lighting project (18:36) - The makeup of the lighting team (20:09) - The Penn State experience Thanks for listening and WE ARE ... PENN STATE! Lion Legacy is a Baroudeur Production. Visit us at LionLegacyPodcast.com. Special thanks to StudioPodSF.com for their support. 

*** Please Rate and subscribe on Apple podcast*** Thank you so much for listening to the Kev & James Show.  If you enjoy it, please rate and subscribe on Apple Podcasts.That helps us get into the ears and minds of more listeners. We would certainly appreciate it! If you have a fun story that you'd like to share or be a potential guest on the show, shoot us an email to this address:Yourstory@thekevandjamesshow.com***Special Thanks to*** Today's Guest: Paul Smith, Guitar player for The Hooligans, Megaphone, and Seven Mary Three. Lighting Director for Trainhttps://www.facebook.com/PaulZAcoustic/Music provided by: The HooligansSong title: The VillageWritten by: Paul SmithPerformed by: The HooligansAlbum: Tear it downhttps://www.facebook.com/thehooligansorlando/https://www.megaphonemusic.com/Live events:Bands: Some Upcoming Dates:November 20- the Hooligans @ Rock n Brews/ TampaNovember 20/21 - the Sh-Booms @ West End Trading Co/ Sanford  November 25-  the Hooligans @ Spanish Springs / VillagesNovember 30- the Hooligans @ Lake Sumter / VillagesDecember 12- the Hooligans @ Old Town /  KissimmeeVirtual Events: Documentaries: "For Squirrels: The Immortal Dog and Pony Show" - The tragic story of the mid-90's Gainesville FL alternative rock band, For Squirrels. Trailer recently released on YouTube."The Local Lift" - local documentarian Ed Stork discusses the uphill battles of being a live music venue owner during this time of the pandemic.  New episode to be released will focus on Will Walker, the Orlando rock club living legend. Local businesses:Quarantine Dessert company:https://www.facebook.com/search/top?q=quarantine%20dessert%20companyMichelle Knight. Starringmknight@gmail.comDelivering to the Orlando and surrounding areasorders open Saturday 9am. closed by 5p. On the bright side Pressure washing https://www.facebook.com/onthebrightsidefl/posts/115799773608983Bob Walter onthebrightsidefl@gmail.com407-595-0150Servicing Orlando and surrounding areas. Credits:Two dudes in the intro: Tony Aguirre and Adam ZuickIntro Music written by:Paul SmithDrums by Kevin ConnollyBranding and Graphic design: Kristian Coltman instagram @kristiancoltmankristiancoltman.comIf you'd like to donate because you just can't get enough, feel free to send us bags of virtual cash here: (Cash app, Venmo, Paypal). This helps us pay a few bills and keep the show going.Donate@thekevandjamesshow.comFor general questions, suggestions, or to send us random tidbits of information, hit us at:kevandjames@thekevandjamesshow.comThank you and we hope to hear from you soon! 

An interview with Scott Cunningham, Lighting Director for Florida Georgia Line. Scott served with Harvest Ministry playing drums for summer teams and weekend conferences and events in the mid 2000's. It was great to catch up and hear a bit of touring band life, family life and Harvest Ministry reflections. Thanks, Scott! Got a question - send us a message! Support the Harvest Podcast! Other Tim Price Blog Podcasts: http://www.timpriceblog.com/podcast/ www.timpriceblog.com | www.harvestministryteams.com --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/goharvest/support

Multitalented and multi-genre, Hillary Knox has found himself involved in fascinating projects throughout his career. Growing up in Nashville, he thought he would be a musician – but he soon discovered that the lighting department was where he fit. He cut his teeth working at Opryland before attending Carnegie Mellon University. During his last semester, he interned with the great design team of Jules Fisher and Peggy Eisenhauer, and he’s been on the move ever since.Hillary was an early adopter and user of the Wholehog II, and that formed the base he built his career on. After a stint at The Obie Company, he made his Broadway debut programming lighting for LD Nigel Levings on Baz Lurhman’s 2002 revival of La Boheme. He was then tapped to program media and projections on Wicked for projection designer Elaine J. McCarthy, an ambitious project in every way.Today, you’ll find him programming lighting on The Late Show with Stephen Colbert, part of a team that includes lighting designer/lighting director Michael Scricca and programmer Constantine Leonardos. Hillary told us how the show worked and what typical daily operations before mid-March, as well as how studio operations have had to adjust to our current situation, from COVID-19 testing twice week to fully socially distanced positions in the studio.Thanks for listening!

Welcome to the Season 6 opening episode of the Up2Me Magazine Show with Host Gabby G and Special Guest Antoinette, "Toni" Tynes, Lighting Designer Topic:  "Entertainment Re-imagined", The Theater; A Conversation with Lighting Designer, Antoinette, "Toni" Tynes. Tune in as Host Gabby G welcomes Antoinette, "Toni" Tynes to the conversation as they talk about the impacts of the pandemic on the theater industry.  Toni will share her experience and journey to Broadway as a award winning Lighting Designer. The opinions expressed during this broadcast are for inspiration, information and motivational purposes. Enjoying the Conversation?  Subscribe to the Show!  Vist the Up2Me Magazine Show Page at www.up2meradio.com to learn more about our network, the Show, Host Gabby G and her guests. You can find, like and share us on Facebook at Up2Me Radio, follow us on Twitter @Up2Meradio and on Instagram at Up2Me.Radio

We did have some connectivity issues at the beginning of the recording so please bear with us for the first few minutes where you might hear some blips and such... In this episode, we put a spotlight on Brian Larsh. Brian has a closet of many different hats that he gets to wear such as Effects designer, Lighting Director, Production Designer, programmer of all the things and even Dog Dad. He works on the the Kelly Clarkson Show and although once a Disneyland stage tech now serves as a consultant among other roles in some of the Walt Disney Company’s most memorable theme park spectacles all around the world. Instagram: @TheNickHerring *Disclaimer* IN THE SPOTLIGHT is produced for entertainment purposes only. The views, thoughts, and opinions expressed by the host or guests during the show are theirs alone and do not necessarily represent those of any people or companies that may have been discussed in this episode.

Holy cow, what a GREAT guest! Cosmo Wilson takes his spot on the tour bus. He’s the Lighting Director for AC/DC and Aerosmith… Lighting Designer for Judas Priest and Whitesnake – and those are just his CURRENT gigs! He’s been around forever and worked lighting for some of the biggest concert tours over the past thirty years. His job will fascinate you—learn how concerts are put together behind the scenes, and how complex lights are when producing a show! Fantastic insight from a guy who has seen it all!

with Jeff Calderon - Emmy Award winning Lighting Director, Lighting Designer and Director of Photography at Academy Lighting Don’t let the sound quality prevent you from hearing what Jeff has to say. On this episode, we discuss the benefits of encouraging inclusivity in entertainment, how unions can lift more people out of poverty, how collective bargaining can make us safer and more profitable, how to remain grateful and creative after 35 years in the industry, how the lighting industry changed for the better/worse, and how retirement from a job you love is a myth Please visit: www.academylighting.com Television Academy: https://www.emmys.com/academy/about Foundation internships: https://www.emmys.com/foundation Internship program: https://www.emmys.com/foundation/internships

with Al Crawford - Knight of Illumination Award winning Lighting Designer and CEO at Arc3design and Lighting Director at Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater On this episode, we drank a tall glass of honest vulnerability and discussed why we will need to reinvent ourselves several times during our career, when should we incorporate and start a business, the pros and cons of collaboration, taking chances, when to say yes and which stipulations matter, how to build a successful team, how to follow your gut instincts, how to avoid letting our professions and our egos become our identity. Please visit: www.arc3design.com

Rane Renshaw graduated with a BFA Lighting Design at Carnegie Mellon University 2015, is a Lighting Director at Omnia Nightclub, in the Heart Ultra Lounge, and often posts memes on @LimeLightWired    

In this episode Peter @Russian98 and Logan @Hogey99 talk about the potential Hub Cities for the 24 Team NHL Playoffs and a Seattle NHL team update. Guests on this episode are Giulia Di Giovanni and Eric Morrison. Giulia is a Camera Operator and College Professor, she tells you about her career, talk playing hockey for the Brampton Canadettes and cheering on the Maple Leafs. Eric is a passionate Lighting professional who will tell you all about how he developed his career, and working for Hockey Night in Canada's "Hometown Hockey"

with Michael Berger - Freelance Lighting Designer and Director On this episode, we discuss the importance of being multi-disciplinary, what made him move to LA, how does one can work their way up the ladder in LA being diverse, the importance of modern Pre-vis technology, the differences between a touring lighting director and a TV lighting director, designing on a large scale vs. small scale, and thriving on a small budget vs. a large budget. Please visit: www.innovativeintensity.com

Great having Blayne on the podcast. Great guy, amazing Lighting Director and Musician. Make sure to check him out on Instagram: @blayne_sovia and his band Eaon! @eaonband

This week we are talking to John Featherstone of Lightswitch Design about all things Lighting and Design. How can you make engaging and exciting events that aren't just hype but make them experiences. We are going to talk with John about what it means and how to be a better lighting Designer. Check out their work! www.lightswitch.net Instagram @lightswitchdesign

“If you don’t have lighting, you can’t see the beauty you’ve created.” Listen as Andy and Darren discuss Norma Cohen, her elaborate designs, her attention to lighting and how it affects her vision and more. Darren Olarsch founded On The Move Entertainment in 1993, an event production company that specializes in entertainment, and appeared as a guest on The Wedding Biz on July 15th, 2019. Norma started her company, Norma Cohen Productions, nearly thirty years ago. She is a powerhouse and has planned numerous events at New York’s most iconic spaces and Europe’s most luxurious destinations. Norma believes that you have to get rid of the negative energy in your life and the company to thrive. Listen as Darren shares how involved Norma is with her events, from lighting to wardrobe and everything in between. She even makes sure the lights and music are choreographed and work together. He says that he has seen Norma stand by the Lighting Director and verbally make changes to match what she wants to see.  Andy and Darren discuss Norma’s views on live bands versus DJ’s and how a great stage for the band can make all the difference. Darren speaks about wardrobe and how instrumental Norma was in his company having different looks from stock-looks to custom-looks depending on what the client wants. Darren has worked many events with Norma and gives us a look into her events from the inside. Her attention to the smallest detail and the trust she has in her creative partners is unique, and it’s those qualities that make her the success she is today.    Show Highlights: [00:32] Darren, welcome back to the show! [01:52] Darren has worked with Norma many times and shares what he knows about her. [03:21] They speak about the need to trust your creative partners and how important it is to help each other. [04:35] Darren talks about how faithful Norma is to her creative partners. [05:28] Darren shares how involved Norma is with her events and how she uses light. [06:51] They chat about how aware she is about music.   [07:52] Do you believe that a live band can give more to an event than a DJ? [09:45] Darren shares what the secret sauce is for events. [10:55] They discuss designing a great stage for the band. [12:30] Darren speaks about wardrobes and how Norma has taught him the importance of having different looks. [14:08] Do you know the difference between a coordinated stock-look versus a custom-look? [15:02] Darren, thank you for being on the show.   Find Norma: Norma Cohen on The Wedding Biz Norma Cohen Productions LTD @normacohenproductions Instagram | Facebook | Pinterest   This Week's Guest Co-Host, Darren Olarsch Darren Olarsch on The Wedding Biz On The Move Entertainment @on-the-move-events-entertainment Instagram | LinkedIn @onthemoveevents Facebook   Follow The Wedding Biz on Social:  The Wedding Biz The Wedding Biz on Instagram: @theweddingbiz The Wedding Biz on Facebook: @theweddingbiz   Title Sponsor: This episode is sponsored by Kushner Entertainment  www.KushnerEntertainment.com

Craig grew up in Brooklyn, NY and literally fell into the business when a friend of a friend said someone needed a few hands to help out. Shortly after, he found himself learning under one of the forefathers of rock and roll lighting in this country, the great (and sadly, late) Bob See. Since that time, Craig has really made a name in TV, specifically "contest shows" such as American Idol and AGT, and more recently, the resurgence of game shows.  

Email: umphreakparentspodcast@gmail.comTwitter: @UmphreakparentsShow Facebook Page: https://www.facebook.com/UmphreakParentsPodcast/Closed Facebook Group: Umphreak ParentsWebsite: https://umphreakparentspodcast.weebly.com/Listener Survey: https://tinyurl.com/y67tcxrxThe "interview' project: http://umanon.com/projects/interview-project/Link to the latest blog post: https://tinyurl.com/y3zkg3loLink to photos from Summer Camp 2019: https://tinyurl.com/y6mq9yy8Swftcharge information: https://www.swftcharge.com/Article about Jefferson Waful's retirement:http://www.umphreys.com/2019/05/a-new-chapter-for-jefferson-waful/Episode 54: https://tinyurl.com/y59kl7bwReel to Real: https://vimeo.com/ondemand/reeltorealAnchor Drops Redux Videos: https://tinyurl.com/y684pmw8Inside out with Turner + Seth Umphrey's Mcgee Episodes:Kris Myers: https://insideoutwtns.simplecast.fm/krislouieJake Cinninger: https://insideoutwtns.simplecast.fm/jakeJefferson Waful: https://insideoutwtns.simplecast.fm/c6c5e3b8Joel Cummins + Andy Farag: https://insideoutwtns.simplecast.fm/4eb6c857Chris Mitchell:https://insideoutwtns.simplecast.fm/28d354afJefferson Waful: https://insideoutwtns.simplecast.fm/a920e7c9Brendan Bayliss Part 1: https://insideoutwtns.simplecast.fm/e9bad692Part 2: https://insideoutwtns.simplecast.fm/afb83980Jefferson Waful: https://insideoutwtns.simplecast.fm/a59aae98

What do you do when you can't throw money at a problem? Or you're feeling uncomfortable with a task? Or wondering if you aren't the right person for that role? This week's episode covers those topics (and more!) with Rachel Young, a touring Lighting Director who's transitioning into a Creative Director role. We discuss expanding comfort zones, not packing creativity away, and many other valuable topics for creatives who are struggling to find their purpose in their work. Connect with Rachel: www.instagram.com/rachellloydyoung Connect with Hannah: www.instagram.com/hjmoyer

In this episode of LIGHT TALK, the Lumen Brothers interview long time Alvin Ailey lighting director and recent Knights of Illumination Award winner, Al Crawford.  Join Al, Steve, David and Stan as they pontificate about: Who are these Knights of Illumination?, Sneaking Al's sword past TSA, Getting started with Alvin Ailey, Learning Repertory, Using new technology to remount classic lighting designs, How to embrace the LED revolution, How will ballets created today be mounted accurately in the future, Relationships with lighting vendors, Looking for Love Notes, Holding onto the emotional context without being distracted by technology, Being both a Lighting Director and an Archivist, Arc3design, Building a company and a brand, Future projects, Light Talk in Outer Space, and Is that a sword or a lance? Nothing is Taboo, Nothing is Sacred, and Very Little Makes Sense.

If it ain't rock n roll, don't call me! Pierre Roy is the Lighting Director behind the Harley show in Montreal among many other things. This highly talented LD is a mentor and reference for many a lighting tech in the industry. Enjoy!

Jefferson Waful has been lighting director for Umphrey’s McGee for the past ten years. In that time, he and the band have developed a rare chemistry that has propelled them into one of the most-popular touring acts in the jam band world. I caught up with Jefferson when he was in town for Umphrey’s 20th anniversary shows at the Beacon and learned about all the preparation it takes to allow him to be ‘in the moment’ during the show.

Today's guest is Christian Jackson, a Seattle based lighting designer, programmer, and operator specializing in the world of electronic dance music. His resume includes Lighting Director for Zomboy, Lighting Programmer for Anjunabeats, Technical Director at Q Nightclub, and various roles with USC Events festivals. His Youtube channel has almost 40k subscribers with nearly 5,000,000 views, and has come in clutch for me several times with various CDJ/mixing issues. I had a blast talking with him, so check it out. https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCdLor-EVzOjOY7OZNXt8eIw

Today we speak with Alex Brandt, Master Electrician, Lighting Director, and Affiliated Faculty Member teaching at Emerson College. He has recently worked with Cindy on "The Nefarious, Immoral but Highly Profitable Enterprise of Mr. Burke & Mr. Hare" at Boston Lyric Opera. We speak with him on how he got into the business, teaching the craft, and constantly learning and doing new things in theatre.Hosts: Cynthia Hennon Marino and Stacy Hennon StoneProducer: Kai Attribution:   ----more---- Logo:Theater Masks by Nikita Kozin / Licence: CC BY 3.0thenounproject.com/term/theater-masks/516808/ Ritzy Remix font by Nick Curtis - www.nicksfonts.com/index.html Music and Soundcello_tuning by flcellogrl / Licence: CC BY 3.0freesound.org/people/flcellogrl/sounds/195138/ Flute Play C - 08 by cms4f / Licence: CC0 1.0freesound.org/people/cms4f/sounds/159123/ "Danse Macabre - Violin Hook" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) / Licence: CC BY 3.0 LicensesCC BY 3.0 - creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/CC0 1.0 - creativecommons.org/publicdomain/zero/1.0/

Missed out on attending LDI 2017? On this episode, we’ll recap some highlights and discuss lights, led and education from LDI 2017. Video available below Host: Wallace Johnson Guests: Guest – Doyle Martin, TLS Productions Inc Links to sources: LDI Show 2017 Agenda, Courses & Exhibitor List LDI 2017 Award Winners LDI 2017 New Product [...]

Ray Thompson, Lighting Director for The Young and the Restless, is nominated for Outstanding Lighting Direction for a Drama Series this year in the 2016 Daytime Emmy Awards.  He has had seven previous Emmy wins in this category.  Ray talks about the awards this year as well as his work for the CBS soap opera.  Photo Courtesy:  CBS.

As a touring lighting director, I often get asked what it takes to get to where I am. Here are seven tips of a successful lighting director. Q: What’s the difference between a Lighting Designer and a Lighting Director? A: About $20,000…

Hailing from Las Vegas, Chris Lose has had a varied and consistently interesting 17-year career in the business. He found theater in high school, went pro during college, got another education at Vari*Lite, went cruising as a production manager and lighting director, and went on tour as a dimmer tech. He worked his way into the Cirque Du Soleil family, became the lighting designer at The Joint in the Hard Rock Hotel, then went back out on tour as a lighting director / programmer, first with The Voice, then with Fleetwood Mac. Through all that time, Chris' skills and positive attitude have seen him get bigger shows, bigger responsibilities, and bigger chances to thrill the audience. We got to talk about how he built his career, how he got to spend 18 months touring the world with Fleetwood Mac, and what makes a good programmer / lighting director. We also discussed some of the responsibilities and surprises of his jobs, how a venue like The Joint works, and what he hopes comes next in the world of lighting control.

Daytime Emmy nominee and Senior Lighting Director for The Young and the Restless -- Ray Thompson -- joins OutTakes to talk about the art of lighting for the #1 rated CBS daytime soap.  He has won six Emmys for his past work on the CBS soap; and is up for the seventh one this year for the category of Lighting Direction for a Drama Series.  The 42nd Daytime Creative Arts Emmy Awards ceremony will be held at the Universal Hilton in Los Angeles on April 24th. 

Sometimes, it just feels right – John Tees started his professional career at the age of 14, and hasn't slowed down since. Over the past 35 years, he's built a career as a gaffer, production electrician, and lighting designer, and that career has taken him all over the world. Today, he splits his time between fashion shows in NY and Miami, corporate events throughout the US, daytime television, and his theatrical home at Second Stage Theater.

This week's guest is lighting designer Al Crawford! Al is a legend in the world of dance lighting having served as the Lighting Director for Alvin Ailey since 1998. Cory and Al discuss the ins and outs of touring with one of the most famous dance companies in the world and what it takes to maintain the lighting for dozens and dozens of repertory pieces. From international cargo laws, to language barriers, to ever evolving technology...Al has developed a method to navigate it all. Al shares lots of stories including what it was like trying to do a show in Greece right after 9/11, how he approaches designing a state dinner at the White House, and why there is nothing greater than finding a good set of headphones for those long flights.