Tim is a highly experienced lighting designer and creative whose work spans broadcast, concert touring and major live events. His work has been recognised with numerous industry honours, including a BAFTA Award, three Royal Television Society Awards, and a record four Lighting Designer of the Year titles at the TPi Awards in 2015, 2019, 2020 and 2024.
In 2023 and 2025, Tim served as Lighting Designer for the Eurovision Song Contest, the world's largest live television broadcast, reaching an audience of hundreds of millions globally. His work on the production received several awards, recognising the scale and innovation of the show's visual design. Tim is returning to Eurovision in 2026 for a third time.
Tim trained at the Royal Welsh College of Music & Drama, graduating in 1996 before embarking on an international career spanning concerts, broadcast and large-scale live events. In recognition of his achievements, he was invited back to the college in 2013 as an Honorary Fellow and International Chair, where he continues to inspire and support the next generation of designers.
Tim trained at the Royal Welsh College of Music & Drama, graduating in 1996 before beginning an international career designing lighting for concerts, broadcast and large-scale live events. In recognition of his achievements, he was invited back to the college in 2013 as an Honorary Fellow and International Chair, where he continues to support and inspire the next generation of designers.
As a lighting designer, Tim has created acclaimed tours and live shows for some of the world's biggest artists. His collaborators include The Spice Girls, Stormzy, Beyoncé, Jennifer Lopez, DAVE, ZAYN, Sam Smith, Take That, Florence + The Machine, Helene Fischer, Royal Blood, Rita Ora, Gary Barlow, Jeff Lynne's ELO, Journey, Westlife, Steps, Busted, McFly, and Jeff Wayne's The War of the Worlds Live.
Alongside major tours, Tim has also designed a number of high-profile one-off performances for Katy Perry, Muse, The Grand Ole Opry, Kpop Demon Hunters, WIzkid, Christine & The Queens, Lewis Capaldi and many more.
In 2019, Tim designed Stormzy's headline performance at Glastonbury, widely regarded as a defining cultural moment and a milestone for urban music on one of the world's most iconic festival stages.
As TV lighting director recent credits include:
Eurovision Song Contest 2025 (SRF / EBU)
Eurovision Song Contest 2023 (BBC / EBU)
BAFTA Film Awards 2024, 25, & 26 (PennyLane/BBC)
Whats In The Box (Netflix)
Walk the Line (ITV1 / Syco)
I Can See Your Voice (BBC1)
Live At Worthy Farm Global Livestream
Musicals: The Greatest Show (BBC1)
Alan Carr's EPIC Gameshow (ITV1) - Series 1 to 3
ITV New Years Big Bash 2022 (ITV1)
National Lottery Team GB Olympic and Paralympic Homecoming Concerts 2021 (BBC1 and Channel 4)
LINGO (CBS USA)
Celebrity Lingo (ITV1)
Concert for Ukraine (ITV1)
Jimmy Carr Destroys Art (Channel 4)
WIZKID - Apple Music Live (Apple)
Stormzy Live at Abbey Road (BBC1)
BBC Big Night of Musicals 2022 (BBC1)
TeamGB Homecoming Concert 2021 (BBC1)
Paralympic GB Homecoming Concert 2021 (Channel 4)
Musicals: The Greatest Show 2020 (BBC1)
The Greatest Dancer 2020 & 2019 series (BBC1)
X Factor 2016, 2017 & 2018 (ITV1)
The Brits Are Coming 2022, 2020 and 2018 (ITV1)
Virgin V-Fest - (ITV2)
Sam Smith Live At Abbey Road (Livestream & Netflix)
Helence Fischer Christmas Special 2020 - German TV
Christine & The Queens - Live at the Salle De Pleyel - Apple Music
Liam Payne - LP4 (Livestreams 2020 - 2021)
Take Thats Wonderland (ITV), Ball & Boe TV specials in 2019, 2017 & 2016 (ITV1)
Gospel Christmas (BBC2)
Gary Barlow's Big Ben Bash (BBC1)
BBC6 Music Festival
Gary Barlow and Friends (ITV1)
Stereophonics Live From BBC Radio Theatre
Don Black BBC4 Special
Radio 1 Big Weekend 2013 (BBC3, Red Button, Online)
Radio 1 Teen Awards 2012 and 2013 (BBC3)
BBC Proms in the Park
Concert for Heroes from Twickenham Stadium live on BBC1.
In 2010 he also designed set and lighting for television for the Hope for Haiti Now telethon offering from London Shown live on every major US network andlooked after U2, Beyonce, Coldplay, Jay-Z and Rhianna.
As a designer, Tim designed the revamped lighting for the London New Years Celebrations at the London Eye and Horseguards Parade and in 2023 Tim was the lighting designer for the Eurovision Song Contest in Liverpool., he has created the last 2 Ryder Cup Opening Concerts in Europe and the 2014 Commonwealth Games. He was also Associate Lighting Designer for the Queens Diamond Jubilee Concert at Buckingham Palace in 2012.
Rewind and in 2008 Tim was lighting programmer for the London 2012 Handover Ceremony at the Beijing Olympics being hidden inside a red London bus with David Beckham, Leona Lewis and Jimmy Paige and 2 years later went on to Lead Lighting Programmer for the Opening & Closing Ceremonies of the London 2012 Olympics and Paralympics alongside Patrick Woodroffe.
Morgan joined TRLD in 2021 as a Design Associate after graduating from Rose Bruford College with a First Class Honours degree in Creative Lighting Control. Since then, he has rapidly established himself as a dynamic designer and visualiser, with particular expertise in Depence4. Known for his energy, precision and strong creative instincts, Morgan develops original show designs for the company, bringing ideas to life with clarity and impact.
His debut arena design came early in his career with Headie One at Wembley Arena in November 2021. He has since gone on to serve as Lighting and Production Designer for artists including Jessie J, BABYMETAL and Shirin David.
Morgan was Associate Lighting Designer for the Eurovision Song Contest in 2023, returning to the role again in 2025 and 2026. In this position he managed artist delegations in the viewing room following each performance, playing a key role in shaping how every act translated to the broadcast stage.
Alongside his design work, Morgan is also a highly regarded touring programmer, having worked with artists including Lana Del Rey, Take That, Westlife, Stormzy, Steps and Jeff Wayne's The War of the Worlds. His work has earned industry recognition, including the Production Futures Breakthrough Award, and he has been twice nominated for Lighting Programmer of the Year at the TPi Awards.
Morgan is also the creator of CuePoints, a widely praised production software platform used by creatives around the world to plan, timecode and programme live productions. Designed to streamline the process of breaking down tracks and sharing precise timings across departments, CuePoints has quickly become an invaluable tool for lighting designers, programmers and production teams working across live events, broadcast and theatre.
