Adrian Goldberg

Adrian Goldberg is one of Canada’s most accomplished lighting designers. With more than 40 years of experience and over 400 project credits he has extensive experience in all aspects of lighting design, consulting and project management in such areas as Live Broadcast for special events and productions, TV network production, film and facility installations and corporate events.  He has worked throughout Canada and the USA as well as Europe, South America, Asia, Australia and the Middle East

Mr. Goldberg is presently the President of TAD Lighting Services Ltd. and TADLEDesign located in Ontario, Canada.

His company, TAD Lighting Services provides lighting design of major event productions for live broadcast; design, consultation and installation of new broadcast facilities; consultation and design services for the integration of broadcast quality lighting systems in Multi-Media projects; integration of lighting; pyrotechnic special effects, laser and video production with overall audience based productions. In addition to the above, TAD Lighting Services is involved in training in EFP and lighting techniques.

Mr. Goldberg has also been a guest lecturer at Ryerson University and Centennial College in Toronto and where he taught Practical Studio and EFP lighting techniques. His 10 part lighting course for industry professionals is the basis for the lighting training programme offered to Broadcast Professionals around the world. In 2016 Mr. Goldberg joined the faculty at MetalWorks Institute teaching Lighting Principals, history and techniques.

Since 2010, Mr. Goldberg has been actively involved in the development and use of LED instrumentation in the Broadcast, Live Event and Theatrical worlds. His work with product, control and interconnectivity has resulted in a strategic alliance with Rosco Labs Inc, a major supplier to the Film, Television, Architectural and Live Entertainment Industries worldwide. Major projects have included the Rogers NHL Set (2014) The TORONTO sign (2015) and CANADA 150 sign (2017) as well as numerous Studio installations and displays.