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  1. Kristian Jaran Engelsen
    Hi! I guess this is discussed in lengths before but I couldn't find anything on it. I'm referring to the long take in True Detective where they break into the "stash house". What types of practicals did they use to get that sort for dirty greenish/cold look? I guess they pushed it even further in the DI, with a little desaturation. But what did he do here? Here is a link to the scene: The lighting I'm referring to starts at around 1:35 minutes.
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