daveyboy Posted October 11, 2004 Share Posted October 11, 2004 OK i'm a pretty much newbie to DOP/Cinematography but i'm doing it for one of our student films - i wonna be a Director - We are shooting on 16mm colour film stock. My Director wants me to try and make a part of the short film look Black and White - even though we're shooting on colour stock. We're gonna make the actor wear grey/white/black type clothes with a dark background. He's gonna wear make up, like they do in olden silent films. Basically i don't have a clue how this is gonna turn out. What do you think??? Also i'm not sure how to light this, as if i give too much light your gonna be able to see the yellows/oranges of the lights. Also i don't want to underlight so you can't make out the actor and what he's doing. I just wonna really know what experts feel this could turn out like. Will it look rubbish or could it be good. We're shooting on an old Arri camera, a BL i think. The film stock i believe is Kodak 400 that's the norm right? but honestly i'm not completely sure yet! Is there any special gel, filters i need to use. It's all going to be shot inside. Will i need to push the F stop or anything like this also. As you can tell i am pretty much a newbie. Any advice/help would be great. Thanks. David Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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