A Lighting Designer is a professional responsible for creating the lighting plan for a performance, event, or space. They work closely with directors, set designers, and other team members to enhance the visual experience. Their role involves selecting the type of lights, determining their placement, and programming lighting effects to match the mood and atmosphere of the production. In theater, film, and concerts, effective lighting can significantly impact how the audience perceives the performance. A Lighting Designer uses various tools and techniques, including LED lights, spotlights, and color gels, to achieve the desired effects and ensure that performers and sets are well-illuminated.