Naveen Varadarajan

please help me..

if there is one.. let me kno...

I would like to light 4 scenes.

Scene 1:

Lighting up a hallway, that leads to a Hall and 3 rooms.

One guy coming out of the room, as the other enters the hallway.

Scene 2:

Hospital waiting room Scene. how do we light.

Scene 3:

Bedroom scene.

simple lighting plan. would help me.

Thanks in advance.

I am shooting a short film for my thesis on Red One.

I have equal number of shots indoors and outdoors. Its a documentary subject shot cinematically. I am looking at a very cinematic feel in terms of color and shots. I want to have a serious tone + cool look.

I would like to know some unique techniques that I could try out with the Red. I have the prime lenses with me and also the zoom.

Option #1: Do it in post, with the RED it's always iffy to stray away from its native color balance. So any special tweaks you wanna make would be safer to do in post.

 

Option #2: In Camera, in the Video menu, go to Gain and play around with the Red, Blue & Green gain levels. I've toned down the blue levels this way before in late afternoons when most the light source is coming from the blue sky, but I can't say whether that makes a difference in the noise/grain.

thanks. BUt are there are no FILTERS for RED?

Hey guys,

I am shooting a student project with Red One and I need a sea blue look to the film, what would u guys suggest.?

are there any filters for Red that we can use?