In the midst of a productive year, Jeff Ravitz was thrilled to be honored with the 2015 lighting Emmy by the Pacific Southwest chapter of NATAS, for his

Jeff Ravitz was the recipient of the Emmy for Outstanding Lighting Design from the Pacific Southwest Chapter of NATAS, the National Academy of Television Arts

Jeff Ravitz of Intensity Advisors was the lighting designer for best-selling author Dr. Wayne Dyer’s newest PBS pledge drive special, I Can See Clearly Now. For his tenth inspirational program for public television, Dr. Dyer appeared before a live audience at the California Center For the Arts in Escondido, CA.

To follow-up the recent announcement of his regional Emmy nominations, Jeff Ravitz has been honored with two regional Emmy Awards for Outstanding Lighting Design from both the Pacific Southwest and the Michigan chapters of the National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences (NATAS). Both ceremonies were held on June 15 in their respective locales.

Jeff Ravitz has been nominated for regional Emmy Awards for Outstanding Lighting Design by both the Pacific Southwest and the Michigan chapters of the National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences (NATAS).

Last year turned out to be a very full one for Intensity Advisors’ lighting designers, Jeff Ravitz and Kristie Roldan.  There were some repeats of

North Hollywood, CA— Lighting designer, Jeff Ravitz, designed the television and live-show
lighting for a PBS special commemorating what would have been Buddy Holly’s 75th birthday. The program begins nationwide airings on Public Television in December.

Jeff Ravitz created the lighting for the recent Daniel O’Donnell concert, which is airing this month on PBS stations nationwide. The show was shot at the iconic Ryman Auditorium in Nashville before an audience of adoring fans spanning a surprisingly wide age demographic.

Jeff Ravitz has been honored with the Pacific Southwest Emmy for his lighting design of the Salute To Teachers awards 20th anniversary broadcast, presented by

Lighting designer, Jeff Ravitz, has completed a month of television projects that run the gamut of genres and styles. The designer and his associate, Kristie Roldan, have crisscrossed the country working on an opera telecast, a talk show series starring CeeLo Green, two music videos for Nick Jr. kiddie idols, The Fresh Beat Band, a stand-up comedy special, and live studio coverage of the E3 convention in Los Angeles for Spike TV.