Welcome to Eye Dialogue Lighting and Sound located in Charlotte, North Carolina. We appreciate your time to discover who we are. I believe you will find that Eye Dialogue can provide innovative and creative solutions for your lighting, video, decor, and sound. Whether you are looking for lighting design company for your night club, to purchase audio equipment for your church, to install sound systems in your music venue, for special event production for your restaurant, for information on LED light fixtures for your business, corporate event design, theatrical lighting rentals, audio/visual supplies, sound rental systems, or a green lighting production for your theatre; our staff is knowledgeable of both new technology and conventional solutions. Please explore the website to find informative articles clearly expressing exciting lighting, video, decor, and sound ideas

Lighting a Dream Theme
The 2007 Forum New Year’s Party

. . . I am about to share with you three lighting and video concepts that you are welcome to steal as long as you journey to the desert and chant the mantra “Jack Kelly is a genius” dancing around a fire in the moonlight. . . I will also mention the three other elements which are not quite as exciting but short winded which I know will be much appreciated for the impatient. . . . Click here to read more

In the Style of Club El Moracco
Environmental Lighting Technics

. . . White light isn’t really white. The color temperature plays a huge part in designing with white light. Lower color temperatures have an amber hue and high color temperatures have a bluish hue. When designing jewelry stores, lighting designers use the appropriate light for the appropriate precious metal or stone. . . Click here to read more

High Impact Mobile Bar Design
Designing Charlotte's Bartenders Ball 2008

The bartenders bar is worldwide institution. One day a year, nearly every city throws the party for the pros, those that can drink enough to kill a man... Most add to the fun by giving their bartenders the opportunity to express themselves. The "Best Booth" is a coveted honor . . . I can’t seem to win. But I will tell you what I can do, leave an impression no one can forget.,. . . . Click here to read more

Impact: Color Changing Truss Towers
Industrial Design for Bartenders' Ball

. . . Borrowing ideas from previous years, I am able to progress the event. By quoting myself, I can create a visual legacy. When I restate the themes in a different way, I am able to develop a legacy in the guests’ mind. Even the most extreme ideas can be accepted if gradually introduced. Each theme becomes familiar and the images become memorable through visual repetition . . . Click here to read more

IN THE NEWS
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Designing A 007-Themed Event For ReSound
Live Design Magazine: May 2009

ISES Esprit Award Nomination: Best Event Design
Shaken & Stirred: ISES 2009

Platinum of Birmingham Gleams with Chauvet Gear
Online PLSN May 2009

Lighting the Outdoor Revival
Article in PLSN March 2009

Our Most Popular Press Releases
1. Winter Wonderland Wedding
2. The Forum in Wonderland
3. Sweet Sixteen Lighting Fantasies
4. In the Style of Club El Moracco
5. The Fusion Venue: Lighting & Sound for the Alleycat
6. Theme OO7: Bond Film Party
7. Adapting the Touring Rider for Nightclubs
8. Illuminating the Runway
9. High Tech Effects without Control
10. High Impact Mobile Bar Design

Fantastic Contemporary Lighting
Lighting Design for the ACC Wedding

. . . Forgetting to light the tables is the most common wedding faux pas. People are a lot like bugs; they are drawn to the light. Suggested in the phrase “the light at the end of the tunnel,” By default our psyches are drawn towards light. By pin spotting the centerpieces, the focus is naturally directed the wedding and the beauty.. . .Click here to read more

New Year's Disco A Go-Go
Lighting Ballantyne Village Theatre
2007 | Charlotte NC | Ballantyne Village Theatre

. . . When designing parties, one size never fits all. I have bullied spaces into what I want, adding trussing and scrims and hiding all sorts of unattractive or inappropriate décor. Many professional event venues use very simple unobtrusive interior designs for that reason . . . Click here to read more