Entertainment Design Corporation, the design firm run by award-winning designer Jeremy Railton for 25 years, has changed its name to reflect his name and legacy, becoming known as RED (Railton Entertainment Design).
In addition, Scott Ault, formerly of Checkmate Development Group and, before that, Rethink Leisure and Entertainment, has become a partner with Railton, and will lead RED on a day-to-day basis as managing partner, while Railton serves as senior partner and creative lead.
Railton is an Emmy awarding-winning art director and production designer, as well as a four-time TEA Thea winner and Lifetime Achievement honoree. His work includes projects that have blended artistry and cutting-edge technology at venues such as Caesars Palace in Las Vegas, Panasonic Pavilion at Universal Studios, the GM Showroom Theatre at Epcot Center, and Lake of Dreams at Resorts World Sentosa.
The new collaboration between Railton and Ault will offer design and production services that focus on out of home entertainment, including theme parks, attractions, iconic public art, brand activations, live spectacular events and destination resorts.
Ault described Railton as a "creative genius", and said the opportunity to work with him was "incredible", while Railton said: "Scott is an amazing creative business partner, and immediately upon shaking hands to form our partnership, great things have been happening and new projects coming forward."
