47 ABC gets a behind the scenes look of a Lewes holiday light spectacular

Meet Marc-Anthony Worosilo and Tom Negran, they are the brains behind this 45,000 holiday light spectacular at their Lewes home.

"Our neighbors would say I can't wait until you decorate," says Worosilo.

This display wasn't always this extravagant. Worosilo and Negran started taking their holiday decoration to the next level after watching a holiday decorating competition.

"I said to Tom, wow can we do something like that? and he's like well you know it's all done with computer," says Worosilo.

With Negran's background in computers and engineering, they've been able to put on an animated light show for the past three years. The display includes holograms, motor powered figurines, and music.

This year they created a one hour long light show featuring 15 songs. Negran took 47 ABC to his garage where all the magic takes place.

"We have two controllers mounted here for the leaping arches, that's a 10 channel controller," says Negran.

The controllers and wires for the displays lead to this computer. It has a built in timer that turns on the holiday lights.

"It's an expensive hobby I'll leave it at that," says Worosilo.

However despite the costs, Worosilo tells us it's been worth it. This display has fulfilled a wish he's had since he was a child.

"I was six years old and we would drive around and look at the lights in the people's houses and I wanted to know why couldn't we do that. He says you live in a tenement house, they don't allow us to do that," says Worosilo.

The couple hopes that their holiday display will inspire others to decorate and share the Christmas spirit.

Folks can check out the holiday display, which is located on the corner of Sandstone and Seashore streets in Lewes. The shows starts at 5 PM and ends at 11 PM on weekdays and at 5 PM to midnight on weekends.