Soft Box- Yirone Huang

Bailey Watson- Picture with Soft Box

Dustin Glendinning & Scott Fowler

First set-up. Three cameras to get different angles on the two actors.

Second set-up. One bounce light for some subtle lighting when the actor walked out from the door.

Bailey & Holly - Lighting for Video Shoot

Initially, we started out doing the interview on the patio by the pool so there really wasn't any use for our lighting equipment. However, after camera issues, the two students filming the interview decided to do the rest inside her apartment. In the photo above we used two of the Fresnel lights as well as the natural light coming from the windows. The Fresnel light that is located in front of the interviewee was a 300 with a layer of diffusion clipped to it. The other Fresnel was located farther off the to back side of the interviewee. This light was a 600 with a lot of diffusion. We would have gone with a 300 most likely but we had to work with what we have. Over all I think we were able to help the interviews produce a good shot for their interview.
In this picture I am using one of the 300 Fresnel's to help light some "filler" footage for their video.

Videography463P- Workshop- Yirone Huang

Dear all,

Here are my workshop pictures on October 23th, 2010. We filmed several locations, such as Finlay Park, friend's home, and 5 points. We built our light on Party scene. It was a awesome experience to work with other people. We learned how to built our scene light and what kinds of light we need depends on scene. In addition, I would like to share some good experiences to everyone. Please know what lighting you want before you film. It can help you better understand what kinds of eqipment you will need.

Good Luck for your filming.

We had a good idea for night scene. We used car headlight to light our scene.

This small silver Umbrella is quite useful. It can light up your scene or your character.

This is a Party scene.

This is our lighting equipment.

This is a Park scene.