It's very exciting getting to work in a staple of New York City like the Gotham Comedy Club. So many talented comedians have been here, and we're lighting them!
2002! Isn't it funny seeing TV quality from the early 2000s? This was for Pardon The Interruption, which has been running for over 20 years!
Does anyone remember 2 Minute Drill? ESPN's game show from the early 2000's was a blast to work on. Always fun working on an ESPN show!
TBT to working on Mad Money when it moved to the New York Stock Exchange. We love working in exciting locations like this!
A great new look for Studio E at CNBC studios!
Some of our NBS Sports sets. We love creating a dynamic look on sets like these!
Here's a great shot of designer Jon Famularo setting up some balloons on our setup in the Bahamas!
The beautiful Bahamas! Jazzfest was so incredible this year. It's always a fun challenge hanging lights on palm trees!
We're back in Eleuthera! Designer Jon Famularo met up with Bruce Ferri for an exciting project. Stay tuned for more!
Lighting designers Jon Famularo and Niles Farmer spent time at Citi Field updating some lights. Always fun to stop by as the season begins!
Lighting designer Jon Famularo is in Atlanta working on the Scripps Network studio. Always fun to travel for work!
Here's a look at our rebrand for Studio A at CNBC! Always fun to give our sets a new look!
Lighting designer Nick Meittinis spent a snowy day in Philly working on Mad Money at the NBC Comcast Studios!
Another one of our exciting international jobs. This was a Blizzard E-Sports event in Amsterdam!
Right now, the FLDA team is in the process of making some updates to one of our studios here at CNBC headquarters. We're so excited to show you what we've been working on!
Some of our highlights from 2023 - Last Call, Bentley at CNBC Studios, Eleuthera, and Succession! What an incredible year full of very memorable jobs. We cant wait to share with you what's next!
Wishing everyone a very happy holidays!
Here's a throwback to a job from 2006 in Kuwait!
We’re lucky our work takes us around the world! Here is ESPN Mexico!
The extremely photogenic studio for ESPN's First Take at South St. Seaport. We love working here for the views, the neighborhood and the great crew!
