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Agenda Productions
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Hi,
I have just built a set for my short. It's a replica of an interview box when you visit someone in Gaol. Very small, 1.2m wide by 3m long with a big sheet of perspex in between the two characters. I will be lighting it with three redheads (tunsgten, uncorrected with 1/4 diffusion from overhead) and it is all freshly painted a cream colour..
The problem is there is a huge reflection on both sides and becasue this is an integral part of my film i do not want to be restricted by angles because of this...Is there any easy way of getting rid of these reflections? Like a dulling spray of some sort, vaseline, anything? i'm shooting in exactly seven days so any help would be appreciated.
Regards, James.
I have just built a set for my short. It's a replica of an interview box when you visit someone in Gaol. Very small, 1.2m wide by 3m long with a big sheet of perspex in between the two characters. I will be lighting it with three redheads (tunsgten, uncorrected with 1/4 diffusion from overhead) and it is all freshly painted a cream colour..
The problem is there is a huge reflection on both sides and becasue this is an integral part of my film i do not want to be restricted by angles because of this...Is there any easy way of getting rid of these reflections? Like a dulling spray of some sort, vaseline, anything? i'm shooting in exactly seven days so any help would be appreciated.
Regards, James.
