Dennis Size
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You need nothing more than a flex fill — and if you have a cloudy day, you need nothing.
DS
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Ryan….. Is today the first time you ever checked out this FORUM?
DS
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Too much softlight eliminates all the delination and “edge”. I always prefer to use a hard key, in conjuction with soft fill — especially in this type of environment where you really want the host to “pop”. I would have also taken Math Man at least a stop hotter. Your key light also wants to be lower to fill in his eyes (which appear “lifeless” in his close-ups).
DS
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Nicely done Dan — visually and conceptually.
If you do another you should add a key light to Bob, the Math Man. His close-up lighting should be better.DS
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You can get away with four 4-lamp Kinos on each wall.
DS
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$20,000 for the “do it on the cheap” low end, and $40,000.00 to do it right.
DS
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MMA ????
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ARRI makes dozens of lighting instruments ….. as does Mole Richardson.
Which one in particular were you thinking of using?DS
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Good for you. You’ve captured it.
That’s exactly what you need. Just verify that you have the correct hardware to attach your fixture to the extension pole.DS
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Much like the physician who can’t prescibe medicine — or do surgery — based on a phone call with a patient …. I’m not about to relight anybody else’s work, or make suggestions, without seeing the space — or a graphic representation ( or for that matter, payment).
The sad thing is, you say a D.P. is actually lighting it. I will reserve my harsh judgement for that D.P.’s work and merely say, if he’s calling himself a D.P., then he surely must know the best ways to light something — and must have consciously chosen exactly how he wanted his talent to look.
DS