Hey everyone.
I'm going to be shooting a scene in an interrogation room. I would just like to have people's thoughts on my approach. I am shooting on 5218 500T and hoping to maintain an aperture of about T 4.0.
The room consists of a 3 walls. The first wall has a mirror about 7'x4' on it. I plan on lighting all around it either with kino flos (I can hide) or with a ring light all around.
The adjacent wall has a door in the center, with 2 frosted glass panels on either side. I want to punch 1Ks through both panels, allowing any outside actors to create silloughettes in the background.
The third wall is rather plain. I would also like to put sconces all around the room to motivate a warm backlight.
In the middle of the room, of course, will be a table and chairs where the actors will talk and move about. The key light will come from above. I want to hang a skypan with a 2k bulb in it and run it through some form of light diffusion. I also want to hang black material around it, so that the light focuses mainly on the table, and falls off towards the walls.
I would like to get a green spike from the skypan, suggesting florescents. I am however unsure of how to do this.
Any comments, ideas, thoughts, whatever...please let me hear it. Thanks.