LIGHTING DESIGN

It's ALL about the light....................

For more than 30 years we have been lighting and designing the lighting for stage productions, musical theatre, opera, concerts, trade shows, exhibitions, outdoor events, television, music videos, product launches, awards evenings. In fact if there is anything which would benefit from having some light added to the mix, we can light it.

Stage lighting has changed a great deal since 1989, both in terms of the light sources and of control, but we completely understand the fundamentals of good lighting design, regardless of production style.

Call us to discuss how 10outof10 can help bring your next production event to life!

Principal Lighting Designer:

Paul J. Need

Working primarily in theatre, opera, music, music theatre and dance since 1984 with more than 500 production credits to date: why not add some theatricality to your next production, conference or exhibition.

Using either traditional equipment, or the latest LED and moving head technology from our own rental stock, the end result will look perfect. Contact Paul directly on 020 8659 2558.

Lighting Design

Roderic Dunnett – Church Times Review of Dorset Opera

“…….but also the effect of Paul Need’s imaginatively varied and coloured lighting on the whole production. Costumes and lights in harness yielded umpteen careful contrasts. Much was first-class, but this element was outstanding.”

Lighting Design

Credits Include

  • Marks & Spencers
  • RADA
  • Windsor Theatre Guide
  • Surrey Opera
  • Travelling Opera
  • Redifusion Simulation
  • Theatre Royal, Portsmouth
  • Aldburgh Festival
  • Music Theatre Kernow
  • British Council (Syria)
  • Woolworth’s
  • Theatre Clywd
  • Liverpool Playhouse
  • Greenwich Theatre
  • BBC Radio Kent
  • BBC Radio Cornwall
  • BBC Radio 1
  • Nitin Sawhney
  • Scottish Opera
  • Philharmonia Orchestra
  • City of London Festival
  • Leicester Haymarket
  • Railtrack
  • Mid-Wales Opera
  • Dorset Opera
  • Next
  • Woolworths
  • Scarabeaus Aerial Theatre