a podcast by 2 djs
turned lighting nerds
DJs on a mission to end bad dj lighting
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DJs on a mission to end bad dj lighting 〰️
Lights at Full
This podcast is what happens when two working DJs admit out loud that most DJ lighting is a crime scene. We love music, we love events, and we really love when lighting actually helps instead of looking like a carnival ride had a meltdown.
This podcast is for wedding DJs trying to level up, club DJs doing mobile gigs, and anyone who has ever been handed a pile of fixtures and told, just make it look cool. We break down real design ideas you can use with the gear you already own, show you how to stop repeating the same bad habits, and help your events feel intentional instead of like random button mashing with fog.
Hosted by Brian and Brent, long-time DJs and production nerds with roots in SoundSwitch and Chauvet DJ, the show mixes practical education with slightly unhinged lighting therapy. Expect honest gear talk without the brand fluff, real stories from the field, and our ongoing mission to stop DJs from pointing lasers at grandma. We will be mixing in interviews, hot takes, and the occasional listener lighting disaster for group therapy.
Brian and Brent sit down with Loren Miller, a boutique event lighting designer, to talk about what separates good lighting from forgettable lighting. The episode covers how to educate clients on lighting value, how to adapt to client requests without compromising the work, and how to direct and shape light for both the room and the camera.
Brian and Brent sit down with Loren Miller, a boutique event lighting designer, to talk about what separates good lighting from forgettable lighting. Loren shares his background and how he thinks about light as a design tool, not just a vendor service. The conversation covers the challenge of selling lighting quality to clients who don't know what they're missing, how to adapt when a client pushes back, and what it actually takes to shape and direct light well. They also get into lighting for photography, the tools and accessories worth knowing, and how good lighting decisions affect the way a whole event feels.