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DP |
cinematographer, director of photography.Chief over camera and lighting crews. |
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Gaffer |
head electrician, designs lighting plan for the production. |
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Best Boy Grip |
assistant to department head, loading trucks, planning, stocking of expendables. |
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Key Grip |
works on light setup and in charge of camera movement. |
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Foot-Candles |
unit of light widely used in film. |
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Light Falloff |
the difference between diffused and undiffused light. Fast falloff creates hard shadows, slow falloff creates transitional sections of light, shades of grey. |
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Motivated Lighting |
A lighting style in which the light sources imitate existing sources, such as lamps or windows. |
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Rim Light |
Creates a thin outline of light around the subject. |
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Available Light |
Naturally occurring light, sometimes sunlight. |
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Color Temperature |
Characterization of the spectral properties of a light source.
Low color temperature is the warmer, more yellow to red light, while high color temperature is the colder, more blue light. |
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Dynamic Range |
The range of which a camera can successfully capture the lightest and darkest areas of an image without losing detail. |
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Kelvin Temps. |
Daylight: 5,000k
Tungsten: 3,200k - 3,400k |
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3-point silhouette setup |
Place key light behind subject, back light in back and fill light on side of subject. |
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C-Stand Mountain Leg |
Rocky mountain legs allow you to use a stand on uneven terrain easily by sliding up and down |
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C-Stand: Where do you place a sandbag. |
Place the sandbag on the highest leg |
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C-Stand: Right Hand Rule |
Always put big leg of C stand forward toward weight it is holding. |
