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The Wandering DP Podcast: Episode #70 - Bar Lighting

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    The Wandering DP Podcast: Episode #70 – Bar Lighting

    In today’s episode of the podcast break down some bar lighting we did on a recent tv commercial.

    Bar lighting is always a bit tricky and we discuss how we used some negative aspects of the locations to help define the look of the project.

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    The Frames – Bar Lighting

    1.102.113.12

    4.13

    5.14

    6.15

    7.16

    Lighting Breakdown

    1 2 3 4 4a 4c 4d 5 6

    Technical Info

    Camera: RED Weapon 6k MG

    Lenses: Cooke 2x Anamorphics

    Format: 2.35

    FPS: 25

    ISO: 400 – 1280

    Shutter Speed: 18o degrees

    Lighting Equipment

    Arri 4k

    12×12 Frame with 1/2 grid

    Hive Plasma Par

    Chimera Large Pancake

    Kino 4×4 Daylight

    Arri M18

    8×8 Frame with Full Grid

    8×8 Ultra Bounce Fabric

    12×12 Lame (I said Stipple during the podcast but it was actually Lame)

    4×4 Poly

    Behind the Scenes 

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      3 Responses

      1. Dan Swinton

        Love the podcasts. Keep it up bra!

      2. Dan Garee

        Thanks again for a great post Patrick. I watched the TVC on YouTube and was wondering about the camera movement. How was the movement accomplished. Loose fluid head? Easy-Rig? Pan & Scan in post?

        Great cinematography and thanks again.

        • Wandering DP

          Thanks Dan!

          The movement is all Easy-rig float.