TheodorTS

Hello goodfolks!

This is the firs reel av have made for myself, so am i on the right track (19 years old).

This is my reel:

I hope for Mr. Deakins, except for the last images of the close-ups on the horse riding it was perfect to my taste!

You'll need some kind of "atmosphere," in the room, generally a bit of smoke, else you won't see the beams of light at all, it has to be evenly distributed in the room as well. once You've got that you just need a failr directional source light to get a "beam," such as a fresnel, for something as you pictured, however, I'd go with PARs with VNSP or NS bulbs for "harder," streaks or you can use the same fresnels (12 or 18K normally) just move them further away to make them more of a point source.

Thanks,

Yes, that sounds logic! I think some PARs with good bulbs should do the trick. But any tips regarding lighting the rest of the room, its not that big, and if i do it wrong maybe the streaks dissapear if i light to mutch inside?

I´m shooting og 16mm film btw :)

- Theo :)

Hi!

I am a DP in a norwegian film wich taks place i an old 1800´s style clasroom.

I really want to create cind of a yello ("red fog" style Roger Deakins) light throughout the room, with volumetric lightstreaks comming from the windows (like the picture illustraded)

Any ideas concerning equpment, posisoning (the room is total square and we have a flat ground outside the windows to place many lights) of the lights, gels, smoke/fog, etc!

- Theo :)