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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
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
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.
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
Ferri Lighting Design & Associates (FLDA) recently completed the lighting design and installation on “Olbermann,” which broadcasts from Times Square in New York City.
“The ESPN look is very familiar to us, and the talk show format needs to conform to this, as a complement to the talent, which in this case happens to be one of the more visible names in the industry,” said Bruce Ferri, senior lighting designer for FLDA. “We are very pleased to have designed the lighting for ‘Olbermann’ and we look forward to further work with the ESPN family.”
FLDA has worked regularly for ESPN over the years, and recently concluded the 2013 U.S. Open telecasts for ESPN last month, which included the industry’s first 100% outdoor LED lighting set.
This year marked the fifth U.S. Open that FLDA has collaborated on with ESPN. FLDA’s other work for ESPN includes lighting designs for ESPN headquarters in Bristol, Connecticut; ESPN U; ESPN NBA LA; ESPN Pit Studio, and the shows ‘Numbers Don’t Lie’ and ‘Blitz.’
- See more at: http://www.newscaststudio.com/2013/10/28/ferri-lighting-design-associates-lights-olbermann/#sthash.Vr9HYxh9.dpuf
