Lighting help with Kino's...1st time use

[Anthony_Gilmore]

I have an interview next week at 9:30 am in a rather dead room. For lighting I'm thinking of getting Kino's with daylight bulbs 2set with 4bank bulbs. There are two large windows where the sun will be shining in. I thought of pulling the subject away from the windows to get a nice natural light on the background objects and to place the subject about 10 feet from the window and lighting the subject with the 2 kinos, a key and fill. How would this look? anyone have screen grabs of kino lighting? Any recommendations on additional lights that may help?

Best Wishes

 

[shAi]

Re: Lighting help with Kino's...1st time use

i would use kino for a soft, more or less frontal key, but something harder for the backlight (any quartz / fersnel). when i say 'hard' i mean not as soft as kino. i just find that wrapping an object with kino flos from all over might cause a rather flat image. mixing lighting sources makes everything a little more natural and interesting. my 0.2 . . .