Custom Set Design: Elevating the On-Air Experience for Sports Broadcasting

In sports broadcasting, the multimedia broadcast stage is not just a backdrop—it’s a central player in delivering an unforgettable viewing experience. Sports broadcasting studio design that is tailored to the fast-paced and emotional nature of sports can amplify the energy of the broadcast, enhance storytelling, and foster deeper audience engagement. Key Features of Custom Broadcasting […]

How Modern Set Designs Are Transforming Corporate Communications

Corporate broadcasts have evolved beyond simple presentations, thanks to innovative set designs. These modern multimedia broadcast sets allow companies to produce high-quality, TV-level broadcasts that communicate their messages more effectively. The use of dynamic backgrounds, professional lighting, and branded visuals elevate corporate communications and make them feel more engaging and immersive. Corporate stage designs transform […]

Broadcast Studio Set Design: Balancing Aesthetics with Functionality

While aesthetics are critical to capturing an audience’s attention, functionality is what keeps the production running smoothly. A well-balanced set design means the set is not only visually appealing but also supports the technical needs of a live broadcast. Multimedia broadcast set designers must consider how the custom set will look from multiple camera angles, […]

FX Design Group NAB 2025 Scheduler

To schedule a meeting with FX Design Group at NAB 2025, fill out the form below, or email [email protected]. While we may be able to accommodate requests outside of exhibition hours, please request meetings within the following timeframes if possible: – Sunday, April 6 | 10 a.m. – 6 p.m.– Monday, April 7 | 9 […]

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Gray Television’s WVIR, NBC 29, has debuted a new set from FX Design Group.

WVIR serves Charlottesville and central Virginia including the Blue Ridge Mountains. Those mountains serve as one of the backdrop options for the set’s main anchor area which includes a 4×2 monitor array.

The Key Elements of Effective Broadcast Set Design

In addition to the foundational elements of functionality, visual appeal, and lighting, modern broadcast studio set designs must also incorporate technology and flexibility to promote scalability over time. Custom set designs for the multimedia broadcast stage should be adaptable to various types of productions, allowing quick changes to accommodate news desks, sports broadcasting, and entertainment […]

Relias: Pairing FX Design Group’s Ingenuity and Ikan’s PoE Lighting Technology

A brand’s character is more than just its color palette and accents. Visually cohesive tonal messaging is an important factor in establishing a brand’s connection to its audience and emphasizing its trustworthiness. Relias, the trusted education and workforce enablement partner to 12,000 healthcare and human services organizations and 4.5 million caregivers, wanted a production studio […]

FX Design Group wins Technical Achievement Emmy for WPIX Set Design

Among the highest honors in television production, the New York regional Emmy Awards were presented last month. Florida-based broadcast set and lighting design firm FX Design Group was honored and grateful to win the award in the category of Technical Achievement for the set design of WPIX (PIX 11) in New York, NY.

Local 3 News presents fresh new look and storytelling capabilities

From Local3News.com / WRCB Local 3 News viewers can now see a completely new studio and presentation on all its daily newscasts.  The latest technology studio and new set reinforce Local 3’s leadership in news and service to people across the Tennessee Valley. The new set is a one-of-a-kind design that includes technologies and storytelling […]

How Broadcast Amplifies Messaging for Organizations of All Sizes

When discussing the importance of broadcast, FX Design Group often uses the slogan “Your Brand. Your Message. Everywhere.” It may seem straightforward, but what does it mean in real world terms for businesses outside of the realm of news coverage? What is the importance of broadcast for organizations whose primary focus is not news itself?