Posts Tagged ‘lighting’
How Documentary Filmmakers Make Synthetic Light Look Natural
On low-budget documentary shoots, protecting the environment means careful use of natural light. But what if timing ruins a moment the crew can’t recreate?
Breaking: Aputure Releases Their New Line of Light-Shaping Accessories
Aputure has released 5 new accessories that will elevate your lighting game to a whole new level. Here’s what you need to know.
Free Practical Lighting Techniques for a Cinematic Look
You don’t need an expensive lighting set up to get a cinematic look. Here are some simple tips to make dramatic lighting with household practicals.
Video Tutorial: Create a DIY Wireless China Ball Light
No more looking for an outlet when you’re setting up lights on set. This DIY light kit offers mobile, cinematic light for under $200.
Minimize Your Lighting Setups For Narrative Shoots
When lighting a set, you need to find creative ways to hide and motivate lights. In this short film, we lit an entire scene just once. Here’s …
NAB 2018: The Wescott Solix LED Light Will Keep Up With You On the Run
Westcott’s brand-new Solix LED light is perfect for any filmmaker who needs a powerhouse light on the go. Here’s a quick look.
NAB 2018: Aputure Reveals A Brand-New RGB Panel Light
Aputure has just revealed their very first RGB panel light, which uses colors from the entire spectrum. Here’s what we know.
Video Tutorial: The Secrets Behind Lighting a Shot with Fire
Fire looks great on camera, but capturing it effectively is more difficult than igniting something and pressing record. Here’s what you need to know.
Video Gear: Quick and Easy 3-Point Lighting Bundles
If you need affordable 3-point lighting for your film or video project ASAP, these bundles can get the job done in a hurry.
Working with Both Low Key and High Key Lighting Styles
In this video tutorial, we take a look at the differences between low key and high key lighting, and how to set up both styles.
Improve Your Next Project with The Art of Bouncing Light
Bounced light can soften your lighting without the use of diffusion materials, flags, or extra stands. Take a look at how it’s done.
Production Tip: Why Reducing Light Is as Important as Adding It
Knowing when to reduce light on set is just as important as knowing how to set it up. Let’s take a look at smart ways to shape …