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.

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. As well as global events such as London New Years Celebrations at the London Eye for the last 3 year years.

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.



Morgan joined TRD 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. Morgan develops original show designs for the company, bringing ideas to life with clarity and impact.