Being Decisive on set - 60 Second Cinematography

[@JackGitto]

These videos need waaay more views

[@AngelsLensRED]

Very happy to have found this channel 🎉

[@rubiotv]

Truly love these little pieces of advice.

[@StillMovingMedia]

Glad you like them!

[@drafeirha]

"does that improve the look" when turning off the house lights is an important one, bc even though in most cases that does look better, on my most recent short that I DPed i left the house lights on but controlled them with black wrap and augmented them using skypanels and asteras to achieve the desired look for the scene

[@StillMovingMedia]

Absolutely, not least because having to setup and balance all of the lighting takes so much time and also can compromise how you can frame and block scenes due to stands/frames etc.

[@loudmotion5639]

welcome back ;)

[@mradriiiian]

awesome

[@StillMovingMedia]

😁

[@johnnyweissmuller5838]

What did you mean by creating a downside? Never heard that before

[@StillMovingMedia]

I’m referring to having one side of the talent being darker than the other. Comparing the overhead lighting to the light coming through the windows you can see even illumination overhead vs. A more contrasted/shaped lighting across the space and their faces.

[@johnnyweissmuller5838]

@@StillMovingMedia ok! Learned a new expression, thanks! I would just call it a shadowside maybe. Downside sounds better