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Agenda Productions
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Hi,
I'm Gaffing & AC on a short next Tuesday and i am wondering about a lighting set-up i have decided on. His script calls for the one location for three days, a small workspace/garage area about 14ft Wide and 25ft Long. The director wants it to look like a well lit living room normally and then throw a lot of highlights in there....
The set-up i devised was this.
Three 14ft Pole Cats with a 4 foot double bank Kino on each one. They are all evenly spaced to (what i think) will give it an overall "well lit lounge room look" then since there was so much light in the room with a lot of practicals and it is justified to give nice highlights. So i was thinking just set-up some dido's around the room highlighting certain shelves and so forth and then use a really cut/diffused redheads for side keys/backlights sort of thing (i would really like to use 600w or less but considering the three blondies is in out equipment list there’s not much i can do)
Do you think this will work, or will three kino's be too much light, i ask this because i havent used Kino's yet and i have already hired them going with my gut instinct...
Any help would be appreciated.
James.
I'm Gaffing & AC on a short next Tuesday and i am wondering about a lighting set-up i have decided on. His script calls for the one location for three days, a small workspace/garage area about 14ft Wide and 25ft Long. The director wants it to look like a well lit living room normally and then throw a lot of highlights in there....
The set-up i devised was this.
Three 14ft Pole Cats with a 4 foot double bank Kino on each one. They are all evenly spaced to (what i think) will give it an overall "well lit lounge room look" then since there was so much light in the room with a lot of practicals and it is justified to give nice highlights. So i was thinking just set-up some dido's around the room highlighting certain shelves and so forth and then use a really cut/diffused redheads for side keys/backlights sort of thing (i would really like to use 600w or less but considering the three blondies is in out equipment list there’s not much i can do)
Do you think this will work, or will three kino's be too much light, i ask this because i havent used Kino's yet and i have already hired them going with my gut instinct...
Any help would be appreciated.
James.