Brightline is acknowledged worldwide as the leading provider of energy-efficient lighting for the television studio.

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Brightline is acknowledged worldwide as the leading provider of energy-efficient lighting for the television studio. The company’s preeminent position in the broadcast market is based on the performance and reliability of its products and the depth of its commitment to customer service--as evidenced by a history of proven results. More specifically, from the beginning Brightline has worked
to deliver the most visually appealing, cost-effective, controllable, and technologically advanced illumination for the transmission of broadcast images.

Brightline has continually engineered, integrated, and refined the latest developments in lamp, ballast, and fixture design to offer the best possible light for today’s digital cameras. In brief, the light produced by the advanced-phosphor fluorescent lamp technology used by Brightline features a color spectrum that gives the camera what it needs and only what it needs--eliminating the infrared and other superfluous wavelengths that can result in image degradation.
The best light for the camera is also the best light for on-air talent. Spectral emission is designed for optimal flesh tones, and tight beam-pattern control enables each individual at an anchor desk to have separate intensity levels (to adjust to diverse complexions, for example). In addition, the very low heat generation of Brightline fixtures--as little as 10% of some incandescent sources--keeps on-air subjects and other studio personnel cool and composed while the non-point illumination source makes for greater visual comfort.
Energy-efficient lighting offers important cost benefits. Click here to learn how installing Brightline systems can improve the operational productivity of your facility and save you money.

Brightline offers real-world, experience-based solutions to meet the needs of its broadcast clients.
As part of the company’s customer-service commitment, all designs are proofed with 3-D lighting software (AGI 32) and an integrated QC process is used to verify lighting and control systems. New systems can also be configured to interface with existing controls. Comprehensive on-call tech support can be supplemented with internal project management for complex jobs.

Click here for more information about Brightline’s SeriesONE studio fixtures.

Click here for more information about Brightline’s T-Series fixtures for newsrooms,
edit bays, assignment desks, and nontraditional studio environments.