My name is Patrick Thompson and I own and operate Muse Lighting Design - a Dallas-based special event and production lighting company. I'm going to share a bit about myself and my background in hopes of not only earning your business, but earning your trust as well. I became interested in lighting at an early age.
My Dad was a lighting guy too. We worked together on shows at church and school - as he taught me the subtle nuances of good lighting. We even wired together a. "light board" with switches and dimmers. Fast forward several years, and I'm at the University of North Texas studying musical theater and music composition.
I auditioned for the song\dance shows at Six Flags Over Texas and was cast for several seasons. In between shows at the Southern Palace Theater (where, coincidentally, my Dad had run the lighting in previous years), I'd go up to the tech booth and bug the techs into letting me play with the lights.
My Dad was a lighting guy too. We worked together on shows at church and school - as he taught me the subtle nuances of good lighting. We even wired together a. "light board" with switches and dimmers. Fast forward several years, and I'm at the University of North Texas studying musical theater and music composition.
I auditioned for the song\dance shows at Six Flags Over Texas and was cast for several seasons. In between shows at the Southern Palace Theater (where, coincidentally, my Dad had run the lighting in previous years), I'd go up to the tech booth and bug the techs into letting me play with the lights.
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Custom lighting design is equally important in small events as it is huge concerts or massive corporate events. Maybe even more so. Smaller events tend to come with the need to milk every single penny for the biggest impact - and lighting is THE best way to feel like you had a bigger budget. So, shoot me an email or call - and we can get you set up with some gorgeous event lighting!
With the 2020 pandemic in full effect - bands and businesses have been cranking up their video production in order to get their content and messages out to their audience instead of live, in-person events. Whether you are producing a music video, a commercial, virtual gala fundraiser, or even a virtual concert - you need lighting.
From a 4,300 guest teacher conference with over 200 lighting fixtures to Vanilla Ice to the freshman orientation for incoming Eagles at The University of North Texas, we've had the privilege of lighting many many exceptional shows, theater, concerts, and corporate events over the past six years. And it all starts with an idea.
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