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Jules Fisher

Jules Fisher

American lighting designerWikipedia

Search complete. 5 mentions across 5 episodes found for "Jules Fisher".

Oct 21, 2026

Ellen HartHOST
23:42
Pat Collins went to this sort of group of men who are holding on for dear life.
Ellen HartHOST
23:47
You know, Jules Fisher and Ken Billington.
Ellen HartHOST
23:49
I mean, I love them both.
Ellen HartHOST
23:50
But that was like, you know, a whole pack of them.
EllenHOST
23:42
Pat Collins went to this sort of group of men who are holding on for dear life.
EllenHOST
23:47
You know, Jules Fisher and Ken Billington.
EllenHOST
23:49
I mean, I love them both.
EllenHOST
23:50
But that was like, you know, a whole pack of them.
Jonathon PernisekHOST
5:26
Scenic design, Christopher Baraka.
Jonathon PernisekHOST
5:29
Lighting design, Jules Fisher and Beverly Emmons.
Jonathon PernisekHOST
5:32
Sound design, Tony Miola.
Jonathon PernisekHOST
5:34
Costume design, Tony Leslie James.
Earl SlickGUEST
33:41
Everybody did.
Earl SlickGUEST
33:43
You know, and a lot of this shit happened, you know, because the set was designed by a guy named Jules Fisher, who did a lot of Broadway things.
Earl SlickGUEST
33:53
And some of it didn't work very well.
Earl SlickGUEST
33:55
You know, it had moving parts, you know.
Earl SlickGUEST
33:41
Everybody did.
Earl SlickGUEST
33:43
You know, and then, you know, and a lot of shit happened, you know, because, uh, the set was designed by a guy named Jules Fisher, who did a lot of Broadway things, and some of it didn't work very well.
Earl SlickGUEST
33:55
You know, it had moving parts, you know.
Gary KempHOST
33:57
Yeah, yeah.

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