Blocking & Lighting Diagrams on Netflix's Love Hard

Why are blocking and lighting diagrams essential for cinematographers and filmmakers?
Shane Hurlbut, ASC takes you through a scene from Love Hard and how he creates these diagrams from scratch. Do you create diagrams?
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Inside are icons of all shapes and sizes like trees, boats, cars, trucks, fireplaces, couches, people, and many more! Along with the icons is a supplemental lesson where Shane shows you how to craft set plans, blocking schematics, lighting schematics, and work in conjunction with Google Earth to accurately show every department what they need to know.
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[@MediaFXNoosa]

Thats really good and love shanes work but im sure he will tell you in reality it will change on the day . But its a great base to start from.

[@theowlfromduolingo7982]

Merry Christmas and congratulations for 100K subscribers

[@krishnansrinivasan830]

Awesome & Thanks :)

[@BadKarma714]

I wish I can meet Shane in person I would love the volunteer on his that I would learn so much

[@antdx316]

thx : )

[@ak-gi3eu]

He took lighting job to seriously...and whole next level...gonna learn lot of things from him

[@AllThingsKen]

lol

[@Leprutz]

He certainly dreams of Led Lights an tungstens and Sunlight while he sleeps.

[@sharanbasappa7951]

Namaste Sir Super

[@davidblock3140]

Thank you for that very interesting and insightful video. How much time do you is necessary in preproduction for a DOP to properly prepare a regular 90-120 minutes feature film? 😊

[@prevailerobaye6647]

What's the name of the application you're using?

[@filmmakers_academy]

The Graphic Program: apple.co/3qkPntO

[@prevailerobaye6647]

@@filmmakers_academy Thanks I really appreciate

[@fredericlebel229]

What's your exact job on this production, and why are you the one doing this light schematic? Your showing something that is out of the directors job.

[@nirmanchowdhury4327]

While this was incredible to see. The whole process of such a shoot, it also felt a bit too methodical. Somewhere creativity and the true purpose of film making gets lost in all this. Just my opinion.

[@theowlfromduolingo7982]

What do you mean? In the high-end professional film industry this is just a basic thing to do and more than necessary to deliver the information to all departments

[@shanehurlbut7551]

Yes, the theory of why I did all this is in the emotion on how I shot it and how I delivered the directors vision. Planning things out way in advance only helps you put the most bang for your buck on the screen. Of course you will do audibles when you see something special and serendipity.

[@VendettaProduction01]

No. When you’re spending close to 100, 000 dollars on just gear, this is a must.

[@danielgreene89]

This planning is absolutely necessary on this scale of project. The rigging, electric, logistics, and manpower required to execute this require thorough communication. It is not overly methodical; it is practical. Methods and technical skills enable one to be creative, not hinder creativity.

[@shanehurlbut7551]

@@danielgreene89 you are absolutely correct and this is has taken me many years to master and I am sharing it all with you.