We’re very excited to be working with the Mad Money team getting this set up! Stay tuned for more! #LightingDesign
The FLDA team is working on a very exciting project, that we can't wait to share with you! Make sure you follow along and check out FLDA on Facebook for more updates!
Some great snapshots from the ESPN Studio down at Pier 17 by lighting designer Jon Famularo! Always a good time working at a studio with views like this!
This week, we're working with ESPN First Take! Follow along for updates about all of our upcoming projects.
Today our lighting designer Jon Famularo is in Philadelphia working out of the Comcast Center for one of our clients!
It's fantastic to hear that Monday Night Football with Peyton & Eli has won a Sports Emmy for Outstanding Live Series! We were very excited to light this show and work with this great crew. Congrats to everyone involved!
We changed over some of the studios at CNBC with Martin Professional LED lights, and have been very happy with the results.
A look at the CNBC Fast Money Halftime Report stage! Featured here are Martin's and Chauvet lights. Have any questions or interested in hearing more? Find us on Facebook @FLDA!
We're honored to be featured in the April 2022 issue of Lighting & Sound America! The FLDA team was interviewed about our work at CNBC and how we were able to set up remote lighting controls, including our "football" for lighting emergencies. Click the link below for the full article!
MLB.coms studio X in NYCs Chelsea Market recently got a new look. FLDA lit the sleek, modern, new set designed by 3C Studio Inc. Implementing an an LED lighting design FLDA created a flexible, yet clean, dynamic look for the new space.
http://www.newscaststudio.com/setstudio/mlb-com-studio-x/?mc_cid=7967daf4f6&mc_eid=c7ab5f66d3
ELEUTHERA, Bahamas —The 4th Annual All That Jazz Festival on Eleuthera Island in the Bahamas is an annual fund-raiser for the local Haynes Library. Supporting creative thinking and problem solving through its many programs, the Haynes Library values its responsibility to the wider community and holds a special place in the life of the island. Just as the library works to continually raise the bar of education and technology access, after three years of simple lighting, this year’s festival looked to increase the lighting production values for its Saturday night jazz sessions at the Leon Levy Native Plant Preserve, which is located in the settlement of Governor's Harbour. Ferri Lighting Design and Associates (FLDA) brought in lighting equipment from off-island to realize LD Bruce Ferri’s design in the Preserve’s outdoor pavilion.
ESPN Deportes debuted its new Mexico production facility on Monday, with the first transmission of its mainstay “SportsCenter.”
Located in Mexico City, the complex includes four state-of-the-art studios that will fully come online in the next month as ESPN Deportes sees set and technology upgrades for six of its shows.
- See more at: http://www.newscaststudio.com/2015/12/08/espn-opens-mexico-production-facility-with-sportscenter-broadcast/#sthash.r7e5zXiL.dpuf
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Behind the scenes at The Tonight Show Super Bowl taping. Mick Smith, David Arch, and Sarah Jakubasz .
Food Networks new Show "All Star Academy" premiers tonight at 9pm. FLDAs Mick Smith was the lighting designer behind the shows dramatic look.
ESPNs legendary Studio F came back online last night! FLDA has been hard at work re-lighting the studio which was once the home to Sports Center for a decade.
FLDA is a company which constantly stays on the bleeding edge of technology and is always looking for the next new thing. We are extremely excited to get our hands on ETCs newest product! Kudos to our friends in Wisconsin for consistently pushing the envelope!
Check out this weeks Casting Light Podcast, hosted by Jason Marin, as he interviews FLDAs Fred Bock with FLDA co-host Matt Gordon.
With the launch of our new website we have decided to migrate our old updates just in case you missed some!
Ferri Lighting Design & Associates recently designed and installed the lighting on ESPN’s new NFL studio in Digital Center 2.
Set in a new 9,000 square foot space on the ESPN Bristol, Connecticut campus, the ESPN NFL set is an all-LED lighting installation, part of ESPN’s first LED studio deployment.
“We saw the ESPN NFL studio as part of the overall ESPN studio redesign, but it was really a jewel-box installation that has its own specific environment, and we had to light it with this in mind. The all-LED lighting is power-efficient, and achieves the look that ESPN wanted for this new studio,” said Bruce Ferri. “We think that the ESPN NFL lighting complements the on-air talent, and captures the brand essence of the network in an ideal way.”
FLDA designed and installed the lighting for the new flagship ESPN ‘SportsCenter’ studio, and simultaneously lit the new ‘SportsCenter’ studio in Los Angeles earlier this year. FLDA also utilized ESPN’s Sky Deck, a suspension grid system that flies above the studio set, allowing the majority of the lights to be accessed without lifts or ladders.
- See more at: http://www.newscaststudio.com/2014/09/09/flda-lights-espns-nfl-set/#sthash.4JuhWVvo.dpuf