Whatever the venue
– big or small – from the Georgia Dome to the George Washington Ballroom, from the company booth to a corporate kickoff – in the Television Studio and on the Concert Stage:
CUE2CUE's Visual Design team has introduced a new standard in the audience experience –
the seamless incorporation of imagination and technology to create emotion.
Warwick Price was born in Birmingham, England. He began his career in the entertainment industry in 1983, working as crew chief for Light & Sound Design in Europe before transferring to the firm's Los Angeles offices in 1989 as Project Manager. In 1991, Warwick's focus became design, resulting in long-lasting creative partnerships with artists like Luther Vandross (whose events he designed from 1998 until the artist's stroke in 2003). With a lengthy list of Lighting Design, Lighting Direction, Programming and Operating credits in Television, Video, Corporate and Concert events – and a desire to incorporate emerging technologies into a creative process encompassing Set Design, Video Projection, LED technology and 3D visualization, Warwick founded CUE2CUE in 2002.
Greg Cunningham grew up in the city of Los Angeles, California. Majoring in Theatre in college, he quickly turned professional, working on television projects for Dick Clark Productions and Merv Griffin Productions. In 1988 he was hired by Light & Sound Design, where he handled local television accounts for Nickelodeon, rounding out experience gained on tour with Alice Cooper, Bon Jovi and Manhattan Transfer among others. In 1996, Greg left to pursue an independent career as a lighting director for television events, earning the recognition of a well-known design firm, whose Los Angeles office Greg ran for 5 years as Associate Partner. In 2004, Greg joined fellow Light & Sound alumnus Warwick Price to form the Visual Design partnership CUE2CUE.
