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LDG Design Staff Difference Lighting Design Group is the lighting design team that brings excellence to any project. The firm's designers are well seasoned by years of experience in studios and locations of all types. Every designer approaches each project with a unique creative vision, the same unique vision that has won the firm numerous Emmy Awards and acclamations. Executive Design Staff Steven Brill - President and founder of Lighting Design Group, established in 1989. Distinguished design credits include; The Cosby Show, CNN's Anderson Cooper 360, CBS's Late Show with David Letterman, The Morning Show, and the 2007 summer game show hit Power of 10. Steve and LDG have been the design company and designer of choice for NBC's coverage of the Summer and Winter Olympic Games since 1992. The team was also NBC's top pick for Decision 2008: Election Night Coverage from Election Plaza, an outdoor venue that transformed Rockefeller Plaza into the 2008 election coverage central. Dennis Size - Vice President of Design for Lighting Design Group. Dennis has close to 30 years of lighting design experience in the television industry and is celebrating over 10 years as a designer with LDG. During his career, Dennis has designed the look of dozens of programs, most notably The Oprah Winfrey Show, Good Morning America, The Montel Williams Show and, since 1983, Dick Clark's Rockin' New Year's Eve. Dennis' design credits also comprise soap operas, talk shows, variety shows, sporting events, Presidential Conventions, news specials and an extensive list of concerts and musical events including; ABC's Good Morning America Summer Concert Series in Bryant Park ( for the last 5 years ), Destiny's Child: Live from Roseland and The Oxygen Custom Concert Series. The newest addition to Dennis' credit list is the new hit show The Dr. Oz Show. Mark London - Vice President of Operations and Systems for Lighting Design Group. Mark is responsible for managing all operation aspects of the nationally recognized lighting design firm; working with all major networks, cable networks and their affiliates. In addition to operations, Mark heads up architectural lighting design and lighting systems designs for new installations. Mark's most recent design credits are the London and New York City studios for Thomson Reuters. Other credits include the Brown-Forman Brand Gallery in in Louisville KY, portable lighting systems for the Whitney Museum of American Art and lighting systems for a new performance space for WNYC Radio. Senior Design Staff Daniel Kelley - Senior Lighting Designer for Lighting Design Group. Dan has worked for the Sesame Workshop designing Elmo's World, Sesame's Country Jamboree, and Sesame Street, winning an Emmy Award for the latter. Dan is also a lead designer for NBC's coverage of the Olympic Games, which has garnered him three Emmy Awards for the 2004 Athens, 2002 Salt Lake City and 1996 Atlanta games. Dan's work has also been seen on HBO's Real Sports with Bryant Gumbel, The Sauce on FUSE as well as the new Fox Business Channel. Niel Galen - Niel is a veteran of LDG with over 10 years at the firm. Niel's designs have run the gamut of television. From Beach houses to Jail houses, in studios and on location across the globe, Niel has lit the glamorous and not so. His work for NBC's coverage of the 2002 and 2004 Olympic Games garnered Emmy awards. In addition, Niel has been nominated for Emmys for his work for CNN, NBC and on Martha Stewart Living. He recently designed the lighting for the NBC News Center and MSNBC's new home at Rockefeller Center. Scott Wolfeil - Scott has been a designer with the firm since 1998. His work includes The Montel Williams Show, CenterStage, The Next Food Network Star, 30 Minute Meals and Emeril Live. He also designs Martha Stewart's Everday Food, Martha Stewart's Everday Baking from Everyday Food, Simply Ming, Made in Spain, Chef's Story, Lidia's Italy and Bill Moyers Journal for Public Television. He has w