Hey guys and gals,
I've been hired to shoot a prominent sculptor's gallery opening with my DVX100a on the Steadicam.
Problem is, the artist is going to do a presentation in the style of Rodin. She will be wearing all white and carrying a tornado lantern. She approaches each bronze piece (some are very large and they're all spectacular...) and talks about the piece and the process while moving the lantern slowly next to the sculpture to emphasize the depth and form.
The CLIENT will not let me set up ANY other lights. I am afraid the gallery will be quite dark, with only the lantern light, which will be very red, I imagine.
ANY SUGGESTIONS?
If I shoot at a slower shutter speed (1/24) will I lose the 24p effect? How should I deal with chroma?
I'm afraid the gain boost switch on the DVX will introduce too much of the dreaded blue snow.
I plan to set up a test shoot this weekend, but was hoping to gather some suggestions to make the most of the TEST RUN.
Thanks all,
Michael
I've been hired to shoot a prominent sculptor's gallery opening with my DVX100a on the Steadicam.
Problem is, the artist is going to do a presentation in the style of Rodin. She will be wearing all white and carrying a tornado lantern. She approaches each bronze piece (some are very large and they're all spectacular...) and talks about the piece and the process while moving the lantern slowly next to the sculpture to emphasize the depth and form.
The CLIENT will not let me set up ANY other lights. I am afraid the gallery will be quite dark, with only the lantern light, which will be very red, I imagine.
ANY SUGGESTIONS?
If I shoot at a slower shutter speed (1/24) will I lose the 24p effect? How should I deal with chroma?
I'm afraid the gain boost switch on the DVX will introduce too much of the dreaded blue snow.
I plan to set up a test shoot this weekend, but was hoping to gather some suggestions to make the most of the TEST RUN.
Thanks all,
Michael
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