Daniel Flannery (born 1952) is an American artist, creative producer, theatre director, scenographer, film/television director, director of photography and lighting designer.

Career

Stage spectacles

''Illusion'' was a grand opera scale live production show in

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, China. Flannery was commissioned in 2013 to create this show incorporating 3D stereoscopic scenography as a featured element of the show. The stage and house was wrapped with LED walls upon which 3D stereoscopic CGI completed the scenography. The audience wore active 3D glasses and the effect was true immersion. The production featured an international cast of 100 performers. Flannery directed ''Xayron in 2010'', which was filmed in Budapest. Overseas Chinese Town Limited engaged Flannery in 2009 to create a western style production show. The show was ''"E" Elements Show''. The production featured a variety of dancers, acrobats, synchronized swimmers, singers, musicians, magicians, and puppets. The show ran for five years at the

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, China. Flannery collaborated with Oscar Winner, Production Designer

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. Together they created ''Movistar Magica'' in 2005 which toured throughout Colombia. The tour kicked off with a live broadcast on network television from

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, Colombia. The show was presented in parks and stadiums, featuring 500 performers on a stage that filled a football field. Maryland celebrated the 350th anniversary of their statehood in 1985. The Department of Tourism for the City of Baltimore commissioned Flannery to collaborate with them to create a theatrical experience on Rash Field at the Inner Harbor for this celebration. Flannery and his team conceived and designed a food and beverage area that consisted of facades based on Maryland's early architecture. The main attraction was a 1200-seat theatre, inspired by tall ships, presenting an original stage production. The show was directed by Flannery and written by Cindy Flannery. The show featured actors portraying the ship's crew with historical paintings and photographs from the Peale Museum projected onto the sails and theatrical illusions.

3D stereoscopic dome films

''Majid and the Secret of Life'' is a 3D stereoscopic film presented several times a day in the Dana Dome, a purpose-built theatre at Kahramaa Awareness Centre. Conceived and directed by Flannery the film explores the origins of water on our planet through a young boy's dream journey.

World Fairs and World Expos

For the Brisbane Australia World Expo 88, Flannery served as associate to Artistic Director

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. The 1984 Louisiana World Exposition presented an 'Aquacade' in the tradition of Billy Rose's Aquacade. Flannery designed the lighting for this 'Aquacade' attraction. For the Osaka 1990 World Expo (the international Garden and Greenery Exposition), Flannery created ''Water Fantasium'', the main attraction in the Dairinkai Pavilion. An original theatrical experience with a robotic conductor and an orchestra of water and scenography, it was voted by the Japanese media as the Fair's leading attraction. In 1993, Flannery created ''Fantastic Odyssey'' for the Taejon, South Korea World Expo 93. After the Expo closed the attraction was relocated to a permanent location at

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in Seoul.

Television and film

In 1978, Flannery relocated to Los Angeles, California and joined the ABC Television Network as Lighting Director. While at ABC he received his first Prime-time Emmy Nomination for his lighting direction of CBS's TV Special ''Goldie & Liza Together''. Flannery served as Director of Photography on the popular television series ''

Roseanne ''Roseanne'' is an American sitcom television series created by Matt Williams and Roseanne Barr which aired on ABC from October 18, 1988, to May 20, 1997, and briefly revived from March 27, 2018, to May 22, 2018. The show stars Barr as Roseann ...

''. His innovative lighting design for the show revolutionized sitcoms and earned him the International Monitor Award, LDI Lighting Designer of the Year, and three Primetime Emmy Award nominations for Outstanding Lighting Direction. In the realm of feature films, Flannery was theatrical lighting designer on such films as ''

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'', ''

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'', and ''

Noises Off ''Noises Off'' is a 1982 play by the English playwright Michael Frayn. Frayn conceived the idea in 1970 while watching from the wings a performance of '' The Two of Us'', a farce that he had written for Lynn Redgrave. He said, "It was funnier ...

''.

Themed entertainment

WED (now Walt Disney Imagineering) contracted Flannery as a scenographic and lighting design consultant for ''The American Adventure'' and ''

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'' at

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. For Universal Studios Hollywood, Flannery served as lighting designer, conceptualist and scenographer for Universal Studios on such attractions as ''

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'', ''Kongfrontation'', '' The Adventures of Conan: A Sword and Sorcery Spectacular'', and '' Back to the Future: The Ride''. For

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, he was scenographer and/or lighting designer on ''

'', ''King Kong'', and ''Jaws''. Flannery was the principal architectural site lighting designer for

and

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. ''Cosmic Symphony'' was an attraction Flannery created for Geopolis at the Tokyo Dome. The attraction ran from 1995 to 2007. In 1996, he was principal designer for ''Adventure Slots'' in the Hollywood Casino which won the

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for Outstanding Achievement in Themed Entertainment.

Visual symphonies

In 1977 Flannery was commissioned by the

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to create the original ''Star Wars Concert'' at the

Hollywood Bowl The Hollywood Bowl is an amphitheatre in the Hollywood Hills neighborhood of Los Angeles, California. It was named one of the 10 best live music venues in America by ''Rolling Stone'' magazine in 2018. The Hollywood Bowl is known for its distin ...

. Flannery designed and directed the concert incorporating theatrical lighting, lasers, pyrotechnics and effects. The concert was a landmark event and Flannery began his journey of pioneering "Visual Symphonies", an entirely new concert genre. Flannery collaborated for decades with Maestro

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. Their first endeavor was ''The Great Symphonic Visual Fantasy'' in 1978 with the Cleveland Orchestra at the Blossom Music Centre. Together they created ''Symphantasy'' – a visual symphony series that was presented annually at the

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with the

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Olympic ceremonies

The LAOOC contracted Flannery as a conceptualist working directly with

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and Tommy Walker on the ''Closing Ceremonies of the Los Angeles 1984 Summer Olympics''. Once the ceremonies were conceived the LAOOC contracted Flannery to direct and his firm to supervise the special effects and special lighting of the Closing Ceremonies. This included designing the infamous spaceship and alien. In Universal Studios' bid to produce the ceremonies for the Salt Lake City 2002 Winter Olympic Games, Flannery served as conceptualist and Artistic Director.

Concerts

Flannery was a photographer for

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's live concert

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, recorded at the

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in 1977. Flannery was the lighting designer for The Sonny & Cher Concerts, their final years together 1977–1979. He continued to work with Cher as lighting designer on her

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show in 1980. Also in 1980, Flannery was the special effects consultant for

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' Keep the Fire concert at the

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. Cincinnati Pops appeared at Carnegie Hall in 1988, with conductor Erick Kunzel and guest artist Flannery (Scenographer). Flannery was lighting designer for the

Summer 1992 season. Flannery directed In the House of

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, a 2007 Winter Solstice celebration at the World Financial Center's

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in New York City. The concert featured magicians Raja & Jarret and poet Harry Smith.

Events

In 1979 the New Orleans police went on-strike and Mardi Gras was cancelled. City officials worked with State Marshalls which had jurisdiction over the Superdome and working with presenter Blaine Kern and Flannery as director and designer, staged ''Bacchus Mardi Gras in the Superdome''. He returned to the Superdome in 1986 with his associate

to conceive the 1986 ''NFL Super Bowl XX Halftime Show''.

Theater

In the early 1970s Flannery began his career as a lighting designer in New York City working on and off Broadway. Credits included ''Augusta'' and original plays presented by the Chelsea Theater Centre, ''Ice Age'' and ''The Family'' Parts 1-4. Flannery also freelanced with Jules Fisher & Assoc.

Victorian Arts Centre (Melbourne Arts Centre)

From 1980 to 1982 Flannery relocated to Australia to collaborate with two-time Oscar-winning production designer

as lighting design consultant for the design and building of the Victorian Arts Centre (now the

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Academic career

Flannery taught at the

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, and

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and the

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Affiliations

As an active member of numerous guilds, unions and trade organizations, Flannery maintains membership with the

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, Producers Guild,

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International Cinematographers Guild The International Cinematographers Guild (IATSE Local 600) represents approximately 8,400 members who work throughout the United States, Canada and the rest of the world in film and television as Directors of Photography, Camera Operators, Came ...

, International Entertainment Buyers Association and

United States Institute of Theatre Technology The United States Institute for Theatre Technology (USITT) is a membership organization which aims to advance the skills and knowledge of theatre, entertainment and performing arts professionals involved in the areas of design, production and tec ...

. He served on the Executive Committee of the Motion Picture and Television Fund for the

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from 2000 to 2007. He served as President of the Manhattan chapter of

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from 1972 to 1976.

Awards and nominations

1979–1980 Emmy Nomination for Outstanding Achievement in Lighting Direction, ''Goldie and Liza Together'', CBS 1989 International Monitor Award for Best Lighting Director, Entertainment Series, ''Roseanne'' "Nightmare on Elm Street", ABC 1989–1990 Primetime Emmy Nomination for Outstanding Achievement in Lighting Direction, ''Roseanne'' "Boo", ABC 1990 Lighting Dimensions International (LDI), Lighting Designer of the Year 1991 Night Beautiful Best of Show, Specialty Lighting, Universal Studios Florida, Imaginative Nighttime lighting Design 1992–1993 Primetime Emmy Nomination for Outstanding Individual Achievement in Lighting Direction, Roseanne, ABC 1993–1994 Primetime Emmy Nomination for Outstanding Individual Achievement in Lighting Direction, Roseanne "White Trash Christmas", ABC 1998 THEA Awards Gala, Award for Outstanding Achievement, Excellence on a Limited Budget, ''Adventure Slots'', Hollywood Casino, Tunica Mississippi

Personal life

Flannery was raised on Long Island, New York. He has resided in New York City, Melbourne, Australia and Los Angeles.

Family

Flannery was born to Joan and Bartholomew Flannery and has three siblings. Flannery married Cindy Lawrence in 1980 and together have three children. In 1992, Flannery married Sharon Takase and together have two children.

Education

While attending a New York high school Flannery began interning with Lighting Director, William Greenfield, at CBS Television on ''

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'' from 1968 to 1970. Flannery is a graduate of the designers' program at Lester Polakov's Studio and Forum of Stage Design in New York City. He attended the Studio on a full scholarship. The school promoted the idea of conceptual-based designing. All the teachers in the school were working professionals and courses included scenic design, scene painting, still-life sketching, mask making, script analysis, costume design and lighting design. In 1974, he continued his education at

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in the Film Program. There he studied with filmmaker Scott Bartlett. He furthered his theatre studies at

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with

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and

Uta Hagen Uta Thyra Hagen (12 June 1919 – 14 January 2004) was a German-American actress and theatre practitioner. She originated the role of Martha in the 1962 Broadway premiere of ''Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?'' by Edward Albee, who called her "a ...

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