Frank Gatto & Associates Receive Coveted LUX Life Award

Dec 12, 2018

Frank Gatto & Associates Receive Coveted LUX Life Award

Boca Raton, FL - December 12, 2018 /MarketersMedia/ —

Frank Gatto & Associates, Inc., owned by Frank Gatto, has received the prestigious 2018 LUX Life Global Entertainment Award for Best TV Lighting Specialists – the Americas.

Conducted by LUX Magazine, the award recognizes excellence in the television lighting industry. LUX Global Excellence Awards are designed to emphasize enterprises that provide goods, services and experiences that make the elite feel more special. The awards honor the contributions made by recipients that enrich the entertainment and lifestyles of the world’s most discerning clientele. Winners must demonstrate extensive expertise within their field.

Frank Gatto & Associates has worked with some of the most well-known names in the entertainment industry, including ESPN, FOX, Univision, and Showtime Networks. The highly versatile company also provides television production lighting and illumination for political debates and corporate events.

Gatto’s innovative and groundbreaking lighting design work has garnered the company’s television lighting director and his team three Emmy Awards. The company specializes in sporting events encompassing Major League Baseball, World Series, MMA, UFC, Men’s and Women’s U.S. Open Golf, Professional Fighter’s League and College GameDay, along with cricket and billiards events.

Network lighting production at the company provides the specialized requirements for celebrity weddings, special events, corporate functions, concerts, and red carpet events. Illumination is also provided for seasonal and year-round events, stage lighting, and awards ceremonies in diverse locales throughout North and South America, the Caribbean, Europe and Latin America.

As a network lighting production specialist, Frank Gatto & Associates utilizes modern technology that employs LED lighting for high-definition quality. The television lighting director provides innovative ways to combine sound and light for any need, including live streaming for Internet productions. The company’s techniques produce bright, crisp pictures and enhance contrast.

The 2018 LUX Life Global Entertainment Award for Best TV Lighting Specialists is a testimony to the company’s experience, skill and professionalism with which it approaches each project. The illumination artists have lit some of the most prestigious venues around the world including sports arenas, stadiums, convention centers and Madison Square Garden.

About Frank Gatto & Associates
Frank Gatto & Associates has been providing professional television and special event lighting solutions for more than 30 years. The company provides consultations and works with clients that have their own lighting equipment.

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Address: 2263 Boca Raton Blvd., Suite 107 Boca Raton, FL 33431
Phone: (561)-368-0101
Website: https://frankgattolighting.com

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