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how to shoot documentary reconstruction scenes
- Thread starter Sam83
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So DIY lighting, black and white, and slow motion?
Lighting?
PVC light stands and clamp lights from a hardware store.
Here' a great article/video from the Frugal Filmmaker:
http://filmflap.blogspot.com/2011/05/budget-light-kit.html
Black and white?
See if there is an option for black and white on your camera, or pull the footage into your editor, and pull down the saturation and/or throw on a black and white filter.
Slow motion?
https://www.google.com/#q=how+to+do+slow+motion
Best of luck!
Lighting?
PVC light stands and clamp lights from a hardware store.
Here' a great article/video from the Frugal Filmmaker:
http://filmflap.blogspot.com/2011/05/budget-light-kit.html
Black and white?
See if there is an option for black and white on your camera, or pull the footage into your editor, and pull down the saturation and/or throw on a black and white filter.
Slow motion?
https://www.google.com/#q=how+to+do+slow+motion
Best of luck!
Heavy color grading (send the footage over to me if you need any help, and perhaps changing the frame rate or taking out frames every few seconds to give it a choppy look. Play around with it 