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Both Phil UK and Jax Rox make good points. I am in total agreement with Phil UK when he says: The technology available today that that enables you to do more with less doesn’t just include camera sensors. For example, the new Arri L7 LED Fresnel is of particular benefit in location production...

I would be very surprised if CACB395 had it in his budget to rent an 18k. Not only is the light expensive to rent ($1200/day) but they require a blimped studio generator to power them. The problem with these generators is that, not only do you need a qualified electric to operate them (who have...

There are a couple of really good threads on Cinemtography.com where David Mullen ASC and Gaffer Guy Holt discuss this very issue. The scene they analyze is this one in “Millers Crossing” lit by Barry Sonnenfeld. Guy Holt is also teaching a lighting workshop in mid Feb that will be streamed...

Django was shot by Bob Richardson, so of course it is intentional. If Bob has one characteristic stylistic signature it is over-exposuring parts of the frame. You see it as early as JFK and through the recent Shutter Island. In Django it is a conscious choice, I think, to replicate the look and...

Thanks for the referral Knightly. I will be sure to check it out. Paul Dean

I have no affiliation with the workshops other than I intend to attend them or watch them online. I first learned about them in another forum and since I am in the area I called one of the sponsors for more details. I was told that if I were not able to make it in person, the workshops would...

I just learned of some workshops by Richard Cadena that are going be live streamed for free. A noted Focal Press Author, ETCP Trainer, and Founder of the Academy of Production Technology, Richard usually teaches through the education program of IATSE Local 728 (Los Angeles Electrics). Log onto...