A full-day intensive seminar designed for lighting professionals, operators, church tech teams, and those working in live event production.

Led by international lighting designer George Ivanenko, this program blends creative theory, real-world workflows, and practical problem-solving. You’ll leave with applicable tools, new perspectives, and greater confidence — whether you're designing for concerts, churches, or conferences.

• Understanding the lighting designer’s role in modern productions

• Lighting psychology: how light and color affect perception and emotion

• Working with DMX, Art-Net, and control protocols

• Fixture types: how to choose and why quality matters

• Designing setups for small, medium, and large-scale events

• Timecode programming and music synchronization

• Troubleshooting under pressure: real-world technical issues and solutions

• Career growth, self-promotion, and industry ethics

This isn’t just theory — you’ll take part in:

• Practical programming tasks

• Gear demonstrations

• Real case study discussions

• Industry-themed games and challenges

• Peer-to-peer Q&A and networking

George Ivanenko is a lighting designer and educator with 16 years of experience across Europe and the U.S. His work includes stadium shows, festivals, houses of worship, and presidential events. George is known for making complex ideas practical and inspiring.

Seats are limited. Early registration is strongly recommended.

Early Registration: $120 Until May 1
Standard Registration: $170 May 1 – May 17
Last-Minute: $220 May 18 – May 20

🎖 All attendees receive a certificate.

• Lighting designers and operators

• Technical directors and production leads

• Church tech teams and volunteers

• Students and freelancers in the event industry

• Anyone looking to upgrade their skills in real-world lighting design

This is more than a seminar — it’s a professional development experience with lasting impact.

👉 Reserve your seat now and take the next step in your career.