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We're here at BrandStar Studios with Australian cinematographer Tim Hudson, the founder of Hudson Spider. Tim offers his lighting expertise to help bring the studio up to speed with the latest innovations in film and production lighting. Then, we're off to Los Angeles to learn about the inspiration, design, and evolution behind Tim's Hudson Spider lights. Hudson Spider's line of compact, parabolic-shaped LED lights offer a soft and directional source of light. Plus, they're incredibly lightweight and easy to build and transport. The company's parabolic 36” fixture, known as the Redback, has quickly made its way on to movies, television shows, commercials, and stills shoots. Stay tuned to learn why filmmakers around the world choose Hudson Spider. 105005

Writer & Director | Christi Arce Co-Director & Cinematographer | Jolver Cutino Executive Producer | Victoria Shabaz

On this special episode of Designing Spaces: Spaces of Hope, we’re back at the Oscar Mike Foundation compound, a home base for disabled veterans, with a handful of generous companies ready to give back. The Oscar Mike Foundation has one primary mission: keep injured veterans on the move. The organization provides an outlet to thousands of veterans through life-changing adaptive sports programs, experiences, and other events. Many of them hang out or live in the Oscar Mike Foundation’s 9,000-square-foot home in Popular Grove, Ill., which includes 17 beds, an adaptive weight-training room, an outdoor sports court and much more. It serves as a rehabilitation center for veterans and a home base for the foundation. On this episode, Designing Spaces continues the remodel it started last year, finishing the job once and for all. First up: The Prairie View Industries (PVI) team is on-site, installing aluminum access ramps throughout the Oscar Mike Foundation compound. Ensuring safety and protection at the Oscar Mike Foundation compound is high on our list! That's why we're meeting with the National Fire Sprinkler Association (NFSA). Then, the team at American Residential Services (ARS) stops by, ready to lend their expertise in all things heating and cooling. Plus, we're learning about the ARS Cares Program, which strives to reach out to those suffering without heat or A/C and provide them with a free HVAC system. Visit: http://www.designingspaces.tv Like: https://www.facebook.com/DSpacesTV Follow: https://twitter.com/DSpacesTV #DesigningSpaces DS8407

On this special edition of Designing Spaces, we follow the Lapointe family on their personal journey toward becoming first-time gun owners. We also meet Sig Sauer firearm expert, Hana Bilodeau, who shares tips on gun safety and walks the family through fundamental training on how to safely handle and store a firearm. Visit: http://www.designingspaces.tv Like: https://www.facebook.com/DSpacesTV Follow: https://twitter.com/DSpacesTV #DesigningSpaces DS8453 105887

Learn about Give Kids the World Village, a nonprofit Florida resort that provides free vacations to critically ill children and their families. Boston Market has helped support the Village’s mission for over a decade. BLLF0008

Boston Market has been supporting Give Kids the World Village since 2008 by serving wholesome, family-style meals to the Village’s special guests and their loved ones. As part of their contribution to the Village, every year all 450 Boston Markets across the country raise proceeds by offering coupon books. The team leader at the location that sells the most books is given a trip to the Village to experience the true beauty of giving back. Thanks to the partnership, over $5.5 million has been given to the Village. In the second episode of a two-part series, Live Life Forward host Beth Troutman returns to Give the World Village with President and CEO Pamela Landwirth, talks with representatives from prominent Village supporter Boston Market, and checks back in on a brave 5-year-old boy and his family at the Village. Plus, Maricela discusses how rewarding it is to give to such a worthy cause, and why she is so grateful to be able to help the critically ill Wish children who visit Give Kids the World Village. 105480