All Episodes

Jeff Croiter Pt 2: How to make lighting and influence people

Jeff Croiter Pt 1: making magic with light

Jeff McCrum Pt 2: Theater renovation, construction, and improvement

Jeff McCrum Pt 1: how to make a venue from scratch

Elizabeth Harper Pt 2: on being inspired, and inspiring others

Elizabeth Harper Pt. 1: in Los Angeles, the play's the thing

Bill Berner Pt. 2: the serious business of lighting comedy

Bill Berner Pt. 1: 40 years behind the camera

Susan Rose Pt. 2: Cruise ships, installations, and programming, oh my!

Jason Badger Pt 2: Lighting Everywhere Else

Jason Badger Pt 1: Lighting the Happiest Place On Earth

Susan Rose Pt. 1: The One and Only Squintress

Mike Grabowski: a Philly street magician lights Times Square’s biggest night

Eddie Kramer: He knows more about electrics than you

OK, Now What?

Hillary Knox: lighting director, programmer, and problem solver on stage and in studio

Tony Bonilla Part 2: on building structures, building a team, and building your career

Tony Bonilla Part 1: An artist becomes a rigger, a rigger becomes an entrepreneur

Cha See: designing new, vital, non-traditional plays, and helping others in need

Christopher Robinson: lighting for revolutionary productions

Mike Wood: lighting designer, educator, previs contest creator

Scott Barnes: making movies one cue at a time

Chris Landy: experienced TV LD, business owner, cheesemonger

Pete Borchetta Part 2: a new home at Altman Lighting

Pete Borchetta Part 1: How to rappel into a life in lighting

Dennis Parichy Part 2: Sharing a legacy, educating the next generation

Dennis Parichy Part 1: 50 years of illuminating the play

Kellen McNally: Accuracy in surveys, models, and layouts lead to more successful designs

David Arch: here comes the general

Steve Lieberman: tripping the light fantastic

Daniel Connell: take us to church

Robert Mokry: on lighting service, guitars, and becoming a businessman

Kelly O'Connell: designing, building, and installing educational theaters

Norman Coates Part 2: in service to his industry, his city, and his art

Norman Coates Part 1: the life of a designer, the responsibilities of an educator

Haskell Wexler, ASC: Legendary cinematographer, 1922—2015

Chris Lose: lighting director and programmer on tour, on ships, and in demand

Randy Wade: the Morpheus circle is complete

Miriam Nilofa Crowe: creating lighting, creating community, and the business of art

Chris Conti: managing some of the most exciting developments in the business

Vickie Claiborne: control systems expert and educator extraordinaire

Brad Schiller Part 2: Building The Machines

Brad Schiller Part 1: Feeding The Machines

Laura Frank: Building a new paradigm for media management, programming, and planning

Bobby Hale: High End fixtures need high-end solutions

Anne E. McMills: She wrote the book on Assistant Lighting Design

Panel Discussion at 4 Wall NY: today's DJ's, tomorrow's designers

Fred Bock: Making a home at 30 Rock

Mike Baldassari Part 2: theater, concerts, touring, and real estate

Mike Baldassari, Part 1: from The Garden to The Road to The Street

Richard Tatum: Stylish spotlights for socialites

Chris Lee: a life in the theater starts with a single light cue

John Tees: a gaffer and lighting director with a theatrical heart

Shawn Kaufman: from opera to fashion to fixture design

Kevin Campbell: 30 years of visuals, from slide projectors to the D3 media server

Al Crawford: designer, business owner, educator, empire builder

Seth Bernstein: film shoots, fashion, camera ready events, and video design

George Gountas: making the biggest lighting rigs work every time

Mitchell Bogard: TV LD from Rachael's kitchen to Big Bird's nest

Marty Postma: Concert LD, media designer, lighting & video programmer

Eric Cornwell: master of software and lighting design

Matt DeLong, a Rosco product manager and much more

Chris McMeen, an account executive with a passion for theater

Guy Smith: designer, programmer, producer