How To Build A Headlight Gag

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This lesson (in our free sampler pack) is Part 1 of a 2 Part series on Headlight Lighting Effects.
The Car Headlight Gag is an amazing way to craft dynamic images that feel real to the world.
In Part 1 of this lesson, Shane Hurlbut, ASC takes you through the process of building this light gag and what it takes to properly execute it. This is a firsthand look into the similar gag he used on his major motion picture, “We Are Marshall.” This lesson will provide you with the insight to execute the gag with ease and confidence.
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[@djmarzek]

awesome video! pure knowledge, thank you so much!

[@JulesFredericNerestant]

Love this!

[@dissolution]

So good!

[@BadKarma714]

Unless you have a Electric car you won’t hear no motor lol Still a good video because not everyone has a car or a Tesla LOL I would like to see more lighting gags truly interesting what you can do if you really think about it also I’m having a problem with sound I have a tascam DR40 And I was wondering what the best settings to get the cleanest sound

[@davetinoco]

The point is it is a total pain in the ass to be moving a car back to 1, and repeating the move over and over. This is so much simpler