Lighting

Tips related to lighting setups, techniques, and equipment.

Proper Lighting for Historic Buildings

Proper Lighting for Historic Buildings

Use soft, even lighting to highlight the unique features of historic buildings without harsh shadows.

For best results, use softboxes or diffused lighting to avoid overpowering architectural features.

Natural Light Optimization

Natural Light Optimization

Maximize natural light by shooting during the golden hour for soft, warm lighting.

For best results, use a reflector to control natural light and fill shadows.

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Emotional Arcs

Script around emotional beats, ensuring that dialogue, narration, and pacing mirror the audience's emotional journey for maximum impact.

For best results, use mind-mapping tools like Miro to visualize emotional peaks and valleys alongside your script.

Top-Down Shot

Use a top-down shot to show overhead perspectives or emphasize scale and distance in a scene.

For best results, use a drone or a jib crane for steady, elevated shots.

Slow Motion Effect

Slow Motion Effect

Use slow motion to emphasize action or create a dramatic, emotional moment in your scene.

For best results, shoot at a high frame rate, like 120fps, and adjust the playback speed.