A lighting designer is responsible for creating the visual atmosphere of a performance, event, or production using light. This role is common in theatre, television, film, concerts, and live events. Lighting designers work closely with directors, set designers, and technical teams to craft lighting plans that enhance the mood, highlight action, and ensure performers and sets are seen clearly. Their work involves both creative vision and practical skills, such as operating lighting control systems and understanding the technical aspects of lighting equipment. Many lighting designers are self-employed, taking on projects in a variety of venues, from West End theatres to music festivals and TV studios.
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