Are you looking to take your lighting game to the next level?
Consider incorporating texture into your next setup. This method entails breaking up the light source as a means to create unique light patterns and shadows across certain areas of your shot. If planned accordingly, light texture can save your frame from looking dull or mundane. Moreover, this technique can support you in building out the world of your story.
Join us today on B2S with DP/Host Kevin Reyes, who guides us through the process of breaking up light by introducing modifiers known as Gobos. These thin sheets of aluminum include small cutouts that will break up the light. Tools such as these gobos offer an efficient solution for filmmakers without having to rely on adding more sources to your setup. Sit back and watch closely, because there’s a lot to unpack in this episode!
0:00 - Intro
0:30 - What Are Gobos?
0:52 - Creating the Look
1:29 - Finding Your Style/Taste
2:43 - Fine-Tuning Your Lighting
4:10 - Lighting Diagram (Setup 1)
4:36 - The Branchaloris
5:13 - Lighting Diagram (Setup 2)
5:33 - The Final Scene
6:05 - That’s A Wrap!
6:44 - Questions
8:10 - Outro
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