Jump to content

Mladen Teofilović

Basic Member
  • Posts

    4
  • Joined

  • Last visited

Profile Information

  • Occupation
    Cinematographer
  • Location
    Belgrade, Serbia
  1. @Brian Drysdale Oh ok. I taught you were talking about opposite option, because I already wrote about that in my first post. Thank you for quick response. ?
  2. Thank you all guys, your answers helped me to think about all the possibilities. I think I will put some NDs with CTBs on those windows to create a bluish, darker look. The sun is not my ‘friend’ in this situation. I will try to film everything before the sun comes to the ‘shooting side’ of the house, but I must be prepared for the worst scenario. I will bounce some 4k or 6k HMIs to make the constant soft lighting in that certain room and then I will spend most of my time blocking the sun and adjusting the scene temperature and amount of lighting with Spectro and Lightmeter. Any additional suggestions are welcome. ? @Brian Drysdale Day for Night isn’t an option, because of very young actor who wouldn’t survive the night awake ? @Miguel Angel Thank you for your example, it helped me a lot. @Stephen SanchezI am not able to choose the certain filming date anymore, due to a very tight filming schedule. You can suppose we already spent the whole budget haha... it is not a high end project. Philips Hue Bulbs are cool, but I can’t find them anywhere near my location (village near small town). I will try praying for a cloudy day as my last option. ?
  3. Hello everyone, I am shooting a short feature film soon and I have one quite long interior scene (kitchen/living room) which should be set in blue hour. I was thinking about many possibilities, but can’t decide which one is the best solution. Should I film it during a cloudy day, with some ND and CTB on windows, what light source should I use from the outside? Also, I am combining warm interior lighting with bluish outside light. How to balance those exposure levels of light sources and color temperatures to create proper realistic atmosphere? I really like how Mikhail Krichman did it in Zvyagintsev’s Leviathan, but I think they filmed it with natural ‘Nordic’ light. Any help? ?
×
×
  • Create New...