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Hi, I need to shoot sthg with a video projection in the backgroud. Do you know wich kind of video projecteur I should rent and how big a studio I need in order to get a 4/3 (in meter) projection (how far the projector need to be...). Thanks for the help

Hi, I have to shoot a music video in which the director wants to use a green screen. I've never shot with a green screen before. My understanding is that it should be lit separatly and as even as possible. I won't be able to have any kinos for this shoot (very, very low budget), what would be the best way to do it? Do I need to use green gels? I'm a bit confused about it. Thanks a lot

Hi, Thanks for answering. You all write faster than i do. I'm going to shoot with 500 T kodak. The story is supposed to take place in a butcher shop in chinatown, so i believe it makes sense to have lights inside even in day time. One of my problem is to recreate a sense of the time passing (the story is over a period of three month) The 5 K is supposed to fake the sun light, so it is going to hit the interior through the window at one point but I thought I would change the direction and quality of this light to give a feeling of different times and days. For the ambient light outside I think of making a ceiling of poly and bounce HMIs corrected with 1/2 cto (or more?). The wall in front of the shop may be treated as a backdrop and lit with cyclights.

Hi, I'm going to shoot a short film in a studio. There is a lot of shots that look out of the window into the street (with people inside and outside). So far I think I'm going to try to bounce as many lights as possible to the ceiling to recreate the ambient day light and use a 5 K with diffusion to fake the sun light. I'm a bit confused regarding the color temperature. The inside light is going to be wormer and the fake day light quite cool, but which kind of difference should it be to look naturel?