Dennis Size
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John as given you the best solutions. There is no such thing as a gel that will only affect the lab coats — but not the faces of the people wearing them.
You must actually darken the lab coat — or use colored ones. That’s what we did for all the hospital scenes I did for years on soap operas, or even the white tops worn by the chiefs (such as Emeril) on the cooking shows, or even on a current show I light (THE DR OZ SHOW) ……in which Dr OZ wears colored scrubs and the “Assistant” is in a dyed down white coat.
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I would not attempt this without an HMI package — probably PARS, but fresnels would be acceptable — ranging from 6kw to 12kw.
DS
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Is this the way the subject actually looked?
DS
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IF anyone in the NEW YORK CITY is interested, we (THE LIGHTING DESIGN GROUP) will be conducting a seminar on Wednesday night on the use of new energy efficient lighting for video — including CDM, LED, and fluorescent fixtures ….. many of which will be used in a demostration.
See you there.4Wall Entertainment and The Lighting Design Group
in conjuction with the New York Chapter of the National Academy of Television Arts & SciencesThe Energy Efficient Broadcast Lighting Seminar
Wednesday, June 30th 2010
6:00pm – 8:00pm
EUE/Screen Gems Studios – 222 East 44th Street (between 2nd & 3rd Ave)
RSVP: info@nyemmys.org
*Free to members and non-members of NATAS.*Dennis Size and Mark London from LDG will review fixtures employing LED, CDM and fluorescent technology. They will explain the practical applications of these cutting edge technologies in various talent and scenic lighting configurations. They will also discuss the how these lighting instruments are increasingly being used at major broadcast installations to cut down on energy, cooling and maintenance costs.
Instruments from the world’s leading manufacturers:
Altman, Arri, Color Kinetics, DeSisti, ETC, Kino Flo, Lite Panels, Nila, ReVEAL, SeaChanger, Strand and Vari*Lite will be on hand for the seminar.
*If you work in the production of television this is a must attend event.*
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◊ The Lighting Design Group is the largest television lighting design firm on the East Coast headed by Steve Brill. They have designed the lighting for NBC’s coverage of the Olympic Games, News Studios for NBC, ABC, CBS, CNN, Fox.
Contact: Mark London, london@ldg.com◊ EUE / Screen Gems Studios provides high-end production and post-production services in New York, North Carolina and Atlanta, and is the home of the “Rachael Ray” show, The Onion News Network, “One Tree Hill” and the studio of choice for many major networks and top producers. Contact: Mitchell Brill, mbrill@euescreengems.com
◊ 4Wall Entertainment is a full-service lighting company that specializes in providing the latest lighting instruments, moving lights, LED’s, dimmers, control systems, rigging and peripherals for television, film, theater and live events. Offices are located in NY, DC, LA, Phoenix and Las Vegas. Contact: Jerry Romano, jromano@4wall.com
This event is produced by Jerry Romano, Chairman – New York Emmy Awards
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Be careful Bill. Mark’s LOWELL lights are like children to him. Insulting his lights will REALLY piss him off! 🙂
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Make it REALLY dangerous and a deadly duel to the finish!
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We haven’t had a good cage fight in the FORUM in a long time.
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What floor is your window on …. of how tall a building?
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CAGE FIGHT!
CAGE FIGHT!
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When I’ve lit miniatures/models I used dedolights (especially with the projection attachments) and ARRI pocket Pars (with the fiber optic attachments). You could also buy (or rent) a simple fiber optic illuminator and create your own lighting “instrumentation”.
Don’t discount the effectiveness of 150 watt and 300 watt fresnels, nor the simple MR-16 “birdie”.
Use an overhead Kino-Flo (or make your own space light) to create your base illumination.DS