Carson Williams' 'Wizard in Winter' Christmas Light Display

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Video captures home Christmas light display synchronized to musical score.

Published Nov 29, 2005

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Claim: Video captures home Christmas light display synchronized to musical score.

Status: True.

Examples: [Collected via e-mail, 2005]

I received this video from a friend. It's a video of someone's Christmas lights that appear to be choreographed to music. To me, it looks like photos of the lights could have been edited together to match the music. But, then again, with people spend $1000s on Halloween décor, it sure seems possible that someone would have taken the next step with their Christmas lights! Fun video to watch regardless. -->
Here's the 2005 Miller Lite commercial based on Carson's Christmas 2004 display:

Additional information:

	Radio interview with Carson Williams (WGMD, Delaware)
	TV Interview with Carson Williams (The Today Show)

Last updated: 23 December 2008

Sources:

Brown, Jessica. "25,000 Lights Dance to Music."
The Cincinnati Enquirer. 5 December 2005. Brown, Jessica. "Deerfield 'Light' House Pulls the Plug."
The Cincinnati Enquirer. 7 December 2005. Kaper, Tom. "Meet the Light Show Designer, Carson Williams."
The Oxford Press. 22 November 2006. Wilson, Richard. "Car Crash, Heavy Traffic Turn out Christmas Light Show."
Dayton Daily News. 7 December 2005. Dayton Daily News. "Warren County Light Display Stars in Beer Commercial."
20 December 2005. Internet Broadcasting Systems. "Christmas House Video Is Quite a Sight."
Local6.com. 1 December 2005.

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Chauncey Koziol

Update: 2024-08-27

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