Extreme Prophetic

[Chris Cooke]

I'm lighting a show soon that should be very interesting. It's an interview type show called, Extreme Prophetic. I've attached an email below that explains what the producer wants the new season to look like. What exactly are the CSI NEON lights. I think that look is created with colored gels, lots of kinos, color timing and art direction. Any suggestions on creating a look for this show will be helpful.

 

 

 

Hi everyone,

 

We are doing a redesign of our set from the theme "Light Belongs

in the Darkness" to "Growing in the Supernatural". We want to

change the photos from "Street Shots" to snapshots of the

supernatural. We are looking at Robert Bartow's images of

Angels, Lion of Judah, Stairways to Heaven and looking for

others that depict Heavenly Warriors, Portals of Glory, Columns

of Light, Company's of Angels, Rainbows, Orbs etc. PK would

like to use NEON colors of green, blue purple and gold. We will

be getting rid of the chainlink fence and brick wall and

replacing them with possibly.....additional hanging photos

depicting columns of light, rainbows, orbs, etc. Steve, take a

look at Bartow Images .com we NEED a photo of a warrior angel.

Anyway let me know your brilliant ideas and photo ideas and

thoughts on the NEON colors. The new CSI on Monday Nights is

using the them and they look amazing. So PK is working on the

show themes which I will forward on to you all to help with

ideas. One thing is for sure we don't WANT the set or any phots

to look religious.

 

Hi Shirley,

Can you give more detail on the "NEON Light shades"? What exactly

are they? I am copying Chris Cooke (our lighting director) in this

message as he will have some good input. My concern/question would

be...if you continue to use the infinity black background, we have

to be careful not to cast too much light on the curtain.

guess the more detail you can give us on what you are thinking,

the better our opinions and suggestions would be.

Thanks.

Steve Prankard

 

 

 

 

[Chris Cooke]

I just got sent a picture of the posters that they want to use. I'm not too impressed. It doesn't look like they have much of a color scheme or even a comon theme (maybe light is the theme?). I'll be contacting them with my thoughts but I still would like some input on how to get the CSI look that I think they want. I'm really hesitant to have blown out hilights and super saturated colors on an interview set because it can distract the eye.

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