The lighting director works with the lighting designer to manage all aspects of lighting for a production and to support and install the lighting design. This may include focusing lights, creating and programming lighting cues and running a show for the duration of a series.
Highlights

Robert Dickinson on the role of a lighting designer

William Klages on the profession of Lighting Directors and the interaction with the Director

Imero Fiorentino on the role of a lighting director and lighting designer

George Spiro Dibie on creating the Dibie Net to create pleasant lighting for women

Robert Dickinson on the next big thing in lighting and how television lighting has changed

William Klages on advice for aspiring lighting directors
Who talked about this profession
George Spiro Dibie
George Spiro Dibie on creating the Dibie Net to create pleasant lighting for women
Robert Dickinson
Robert Dickinson on lighting for specific celebrities/individuals
Robert Dickinson on the next big thing in lighting and how television lighting has changed
Imero Fiorentino
Imero Fiorentino on the role of a lighting director and lighting designer
Imero Fiorentino on the tools of a lighting director and how they changed over the years
William Klages
William Klages on his interest in lighting
William Klages on the role of a lighting director and HMI; on early unions for lighting technicians
William Klages on the profession of Lighting Directors and the interaction with the Director
William Klages on putting together a lighting design
William Klages on handling demands of performers as a Lighting Director
William Klages on advice for aspiring lighting directors
Donald A. Morgan
Donald A. Morgan on becoming a lighting director under Tommy Schamp's tutelage on Another Day
Donald A. Morgan on what a lighting director is responsible for
Donald A. Morgan on what makes a good lighting setup
Donald A. Morgan on lighting and camera basics - differences between a pedastal and dolly setup
Donald A. Morgan on shooting on videotape and how that impacts lighting decisions
Donald A. Morgan on lighting different skin tones for television in the 1970s
Donald A. Morgan on learning from film cinematographers on films that shot on the KTTV lot during summers