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Rooted in Realism
By Julia Swain last updated
Lighting Technology Invisible cinematography is actually quite advanced, and here's how I tackle it.
Space, Shape Affect Lighting Techniques
By Julia Swain published
Some cinematographers and lighting technicians can get into a situation troubleshooting a setup and overthink the approach.
Lighting and the Camera—Getting It Right
By Julia Swain published
One mark of a good cinematographer is someone who truly understands how to utilize both the capabilities of their camera and their lights together.
The All-Important Players in Lighting
By Julia Swain published
We cannot deny how quickly lighting technology is advancing, nor how certain technologies are taking over and replacing those of the past.
Exploring the Power of Omnidirectional Lights
By Julia Swain published
In general, we appreciate lights with direction.
Smaller Units Can Make a Big Difference
By Julia Swain published
We all want huge, powerful lights on set, but we have to keep in mind the beauty and versatility of small units as well.
Exterior Scenes Can Present Challenges
By Julia Swain published
A big misconception in our industry is that daytime exteriors are the easiest time to shoot because of the amount of available light.
Lighting the Scene From Different Directions
By Julia Swain published
Getting your key light just right can get complicated when considering the blocking of the actors, the space and what units you have at your disposal.
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