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Thursday, November 13, 2008

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Lighting Simply for the RED

Art Adams | 11/13

Two PARs, a couple of bounce cards and some grid cloth make this spot shine

A while back I posted a Quicktime movie of this project, shot for the California “No on Prop 8” campaign. At the time I promised that lighting diagrams would be along shortly. I lied. I just got around to this today.

But… better late than never, as they say in the embalming trade. The project is only five shots long (originally six, but one got cut), and we took about four hours to shoot it with a small volunteer crew and donated gear from Chater Camera.

The lighting setups were fairly simple, and to prove it I have provided diagrams and explanations, starting on the next page…

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