Cinematography Masterclass: Filming Night Scenes | Roundtable

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Cooke Optics TV presents the first of a new roundtable series featuring world-renowned cinematographers. In this masterclass, they discuss some of the best approaches to filming exterior night shots. Topics include types of lighting fixtures to use, handling locations and permissions and cinematography techniques.
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skullzalliances

Good video. Here's what I learned:
- Use large, soft sources from above as far away as possible
- Take your gaffer with you on location recces
- Use backlight: silhouette your subjects to separate them from the background
- Wet the floor to create cool reflections and glare
- Use the location to motivate the colour contrast when lighting

mike

Great bunch of artists. I wouldn't have minded a three hour video with them discussing night lighting - hint hint.

kentjensen

These are super helpful. Thanks so much for creating these!

DannyGevirtz

“preparation and collaboration is everything” 🧠 loved this round table so much.

ThePlaceForThings

Discovered this great channel a few months ago, have binge watched every video...keep them coming...longer please stay safe

DavidJonesImages

You upload this while i'm currently working on a big massive night scene, thank you! And please MORE of the round table masterclasses!

LeleMatic

Absolutely brilliant information. Thank you Cooke!

michaelcourian

I love this! I would also like a conversation of night lighting on a budget.

riffbaama

The great Phil Méheux. A modest master.

Peterade

Awesome video with top notch cinematographers giving great insights. But is it so short? Please @CookeOpticsTv start do 20 minutes video and you'll realise everybody will still watch it up to the end :p. Especially with this kind of quality content.

JonJOn

Damn. Bats shut them down. Was not expecting that.

consciousxz

This was great information. I always learn something new from discussions like these. In this case, knowing what professionals look for when they are planning how they will light a night scene. And all the logistical considerations that come into play in the process. Very enlightening.

AllThingsFilm

Beautiful.. more of this please. We need such type of content for coming-up DPs

SamuelAbrahamSamfisher

After all the useful skill talk, the wise words came in the end ..which help us execute the job smoothly .."preparation and collaboration is everything"..I swear, every project I've been on, the problems I've had were not about the technology or skill, it was more about misunderstanding between me and the team or the clients because of not having things penned down and communicated with clarity. It takes a toll on the project and the people involved in it. Write down and circulate everything important (reminding myself).

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