How to Move Lights During a Shot | Рассвет освещение

Stay tuned to the end for a chance to win a prize! In this episode of 4MFS, we introduce new host and expert DP, Kevin Reyes, as he shows us how to rig moving lights and overhead cameras. We’re lighting in a studio space using techniques such as book lighting, practical lighting, and haze to achieve passing of time within a single shot. How do you do it creatively, technically, and safely all at the same time? While shooting in a real bedroom in a real house has its benefits, shooting in a studio can actually be more practical and cost-effective depending on what the scene requires. Since we’re primarily going for an overhead angle, we only need to build out a single corner that looks like a bedroom and flag off a single wall of windows. Remember to scout your location ahead of time to figure out the challenges you need to tackle before coming onto set. The first thing we set up is the fill light, since we knew that there needs to be a consistent level of ambient light. We used the Nova P300