wahrez Well-known member Oct 5, 2010 #1 What are those giant softbox down lights you see on sets called? Often they seem about a few metres across and generally hang above the set.
What are those giant softbox down lights you see on sets called? Often they seem about a few metres across and generally hang above the set.
bruce southerland Active member Oct 5, 2010 #2 I've heard them called coffin lights or chicken coops--but most of the time they are just called a softbox. There are different brands and designs that have there own name for them though.
I've heard them called coffin lights or chicken coops--but most of the time they are just called a softbox. There are different brands and designs that have there own name for them though.
S slondon Well-known member Oct 5, 2010 #3 Yah. HLB, go to Google books and find "Set lighting technician's handbook." Then within it search for chicken coop. There's a fourth edition just out. It's the bible for lighting guys.
Yah. HLB, go to Google books and find "Set lighting technician's handbook." Then within it search for chicken coop. There's a fourth edition just out. It's the bible for lighting guys.
P photonashville Well-known member Oct 5, 2010 #4 Car shooters call them Fisher lights. Many terms out there.