Ryan E. Walters
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Here is the latest in my lighting blog posts:
Using available light at an exterior location.
Lighting a scene does not always mean that you have to employ massive amounts of equipment, or large crews. Great lighting can be achieved on a small budget, with a small crew, and minimal equipment - if you know what you are doing. And this is one of the many important skills that a cinematographer has to have, in my opinion. In this installment of Lighting Alchemy, I want to share with you some of the tips and tricks that I use to get great results with minimum setup and crew.
Read the full posting here: Lighting Alchemy 04
Here are the older lighting posts that I have written on:
Extreme & Beauty Lighting
Green Screen Lighting
Interview Lighting
Enjoy.
Using available light at an exterior location.
Lighting a scene does not always mean that you have to employ massive amounts of equipment, or large crews. Great lighting can be achieved on a small budget, with a small crew, and minimal equipment - if you know what you are doing. And this is one of the many important skills that a cinematographer has to have, in my opinion. In this installment of Lighting Alchemy, I want to share with you some of the tips and tricks that I use to get great results with minimum setup and crew.
Read the full posting here: Lighting Alchemy 04
Here are the older lighting posts that I have written on:
Extreme & Beauty Lighting
Green Screen Lighting
Interview Lighting
Enjoy.
