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Why Use a Lighting Designer

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Summary: Watch as a professional lighting designer and consultant explains why to use a lighting designer in this free online video on architectural lighting design.

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By Brent Shelly
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Brent Shelly is the principal lighting designer and consultant for iLight Studio, Inc., a company specializing in residential and commercial space. Brent has over 15 years experience...read more

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"My name is Brent Shelly with Expert Village and we are talking about lighting design today. There are some important reasons to have a lighting designer on your project. One is again, like I have mentioned earlier, lighting design is the fourth dimension of architecture. Daylight during the day in a space helps to reveal architectural form. At night when you don't have light you need to be able to use electric light to do that. A lighting designer can help to create the magic in a space. They can help to reveal the form and help to make that a space that people want to be in. Lighting is a very specialized field. There are over 5,000 different light bulbs and a lot of people don't realize that. It takes someone who understands when to use what light bulbs in what fixtures and when to apply those and how to apply those to space to be able to not only create that magic but also to get enough light. Lighting is for people. If we don't have enough lighting for them to do what they want to do whether that is reading, conversing over dinner, then the job is not done correctly."

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