Simplifying Film Lighting | Cinematography Roundtable

[@AlAminOYT]

Watching the Cinematography Roundtable series makes me really happy. It reassures me that I am on the right path and all I need is more time, patients, experiment, and a little bit of luck :)

[@of1300]

They are so great to listen to, those gifted craftsmen.

[@retlwiz]

Too short and needs a moderator to make sure everyone is involved and not the same voices are heard every time.

[@ShotInTheDark]

Interesting to hear about film. How did they know they were getting correct exposure without exposing the film?

[@paulmcpherson4918]

Light meters

[@evangeorge8115]

This is a great series

[@PaperWorkPictures]

Why this video is short ???

[@adihaddad2060]

why is it that short? two of them didn't even have the chance to speak...

[@michaelstadnikfilm]

Check out the channel, it's a series of clips with them

[@adihaddad2060]

@@michaelstadnikfilm will do, thanks

[@pete49327]

So the guy on far left and guy on far right are just a props? Oh, bookends.

[@focuspulling]

Can't avoid commenting (but credit where credit's due, to the cinematographer's OTHER work): the lighting in "Hanna" was absolutely terrible, with lots of ugly video noise and crushed shadows. Not the fault of the camera itself, which was an Arri Alexa Mini.

[@focuspulling]

@@John-e4p1x I was referring to the actual finished product when streamed via fiber in UHD/HDR, still quite awful.

[@mvrz6]

Why do you simplify? Poor old man has no wisdom at all

[@CoyotitoLaPaz]

Really @CookeOpticsTV? An all-white, mostly male panel in 2021? Jeez there are so many diverse DP's out there you could've gone with.

[@quickfilmmakingtips2870]

You’re ridiculous! It isn’t necessary to always have a diverse cast.

[@AlanBerry]

So COVID is over?

[@emmaclark5201]

Hi Alan, This is a clip from a roundtable shot in December of 2018.

[@StaffsStuff]

It's a shame that it's not new content and that they have to use 2018 footage rather than discussing up to date films and technology. A

[@NewAmerican]

@@StaffsStuff >implying that 2ish year old discussions are not useful. what has changed lol. this is useful great advice no matter what.