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Brian Casella

Stamford, United States

https://briancasella.com/

Brian Casella is a professional event lighting designer and commercial real estate owner based in Connecticut. He creates lighting designs for live events across the Northeast, combining technical precision with creative planning. In addition to his work in lighting, he owns and manages a portfolio of commercial properties through his company, BDC Realty LLC, reflecting his ability to operate successfully in both creative and business environments. As the founder and principal of BDC Realty, he oversees a range of commercial properties throughout Connecticut. His work involves understanding property markets, long-term development strategies, and value assessment. Brian manages everything from identifying new investment opportunities to renovations and tenant improvements, helping ensure the company’s continued growth and stability. Brian is also a lighting designer with an event production company in Brookfield. His lighting work supports corporate gatherings, private events, and large-scale productions. He has designed lighting for weddings, galas, and brand showcases, focusing on creating an immersive atmosphere. His work includes collaborations with well-known individuals and companies across various industries, including automotive, finance, healthcare, and education. Brian continues adopting new lighting technologies such as LED systems and wireless controls, ensuring his work meets modern standards for efficiency and design. He collaborates closely with event producers, planners, and venues to ensure his lighting solutions are functional and aligned with each event’s unique requirements. Brian studied technical theater and lighting design at Western Connecticut State University and holds an Electrical Design and Management degree. This educational background supports his ability to work across creative and technical disciplines. He also served as a volunteer board member for a community theater, contributing his time to support local arts initiatives.

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