Daniel Brodie

Daniel Brodie is a prominent New York-based video and projection designer known for his work on Broadway and West End productions.235 He graduated from Arizona State University in 2006 with a degree in theater and media design from the Herberger Institute for Design and the Arts.1

Brodie's notable Broadway credits include:

• Disney's Aladdin
• Motown: The Musical
• The Wiz (pre-Broadway production)

He has also designed projections for Christopher Wheeldon's ballet "Cinderella" and created large-scale video designs for artists like Kanye West and Mariah Carey, as well as for the Bonnaroo Music and Arts Festival.14

As a projection designer, Brodie's role involves creating visual effects, digital scenery, and determining the necessary equipment and team to bring these visual elements to life on stage.1 His work combines art and technology to enhance storytelling and create immersive environments in theatrical productions.

Brodie's journey in projection design began at ASU, where he was introduced to the discipline during his junior year. He credits Jake Pinholster, now the executive dean for enterprise design at the Herberger Institute, for inspiring his career path.1