Film Lighting Items of Interest

6-Beginner & Advanced Film Lighting-Film School on DVD(PAL)

Training Program # 6 in our Film school on DVD. Beginner & Advanced Lighting for Film- A detailed look at how to do it yourself.Contents:1-Mounting a light2-A basic look at 3 lights 800 w(redhead) 2000W (blond)1.2 KW HMI Barn doors3-3 Point lightingKey lightFill lightBouncing light ScrimsBacklight4-Model lightingEye lightKicker5-Pack shotTranslucent bottle on infinity curve6-Translucent bottle pack shot7-lighting a set to a daylight balanceFloor planSpot & FloodCombo/Gobo standRight hand rules8X4 scrimBallastsMixed illuminationGelsDiffusionSpill lightMagic arm8-the scene we lit for9-Titbits on lighting10-Mood Lighting11-Effects lightingSpot lightEffects gels12-Exterior LightingPoly bounce

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Introduction to Lighting for Film and Video

Learn lighting tips and tricks from 30 year industry veteran, Carl Gundestrup.

Join CARL GUNDESTRUP, veteran film, television and corporate video gaffer, as he walks you through the basic techniques and tools of motion picture and video lighting. From lighting instruments, grip tools and 3-Point Lighting both on set and in practical locations, to controlling light, color correction and lighting in layers, Carl teaches the principles used every day by professional lighting technicians. This information-packed DVD is sure to become a trusty reference tool for the beginner who s never opened a light kit up to even the more seasoned lighting cameraman.

Chapters Include:
3-Point Lighting
Lighting Instruments
Grip Gear and Tools
Hard and Soft Light
Controlling Light
Color Correction
Set and Location Lighting
Working with Existing Light

Includes bonus features:
Grip Kit in a Backpack
and
Conversations with Carl!

Feature Film Lighting




FXhome - Lighting for Film & Video Training DVD

Join Carl Gundestrup, veteran film, television and corporate video gaffer, as he walks you through the basic techniques and tools of motion picture and video lighting. From lighting instruments, grip tools and 3-Point Lighting both on set and in practical locations, to controlling light, color correction and lighting in layers, Carl teaches the principles used every day by professional lighting technicians. This information-packed DVD is sure to become a trusty reference tool for the beginner who's never opened a light kit up to even the more seasoned lighting cameraman.


Pro Academy Series- Event Lighting

Lighting helps set the stage for any event. People's mood, attitude and even confidence can be affected simply by how a room is lit. Lighting helps to create atmosphere. For nearly 20 years, Ben Stowe has been building, selling and teaching professionals across the world about lighting and sound for live events. This video explores the basics of how lights work, different types of light fixtures available as well as goes into detail of power management, DMX, programing of lights using software controllers and much more.


Lighting Backgrounds: Power of Lighting for Film




Lighting Interviews: Power of Lighting for Film




Lighting Faces: Power of Lighting for Film & Video




Historic Olympic Games Films DVD: 1936 to 1960s Olympic Newsreel Footage Featuring Track & Field Gold Medal Legends Jesse Owens & Abebe Bikila, The US Diving & Swimming Teams Gold Medals Winners, & The Closing & Opening Ceremonies With The Lighting Of The Olympic Torch. Also Comes With Two Bonus Propaganda Films For Detroit, As They Unsuccessfully Bid For The 1968 Olympics.

This compilation features newsreels following the US Olympic teams in the 1936, 1956, & 1964 Olympics. Athletes including in this collection are Jesse Owens (USA), Abebe Bikila (Ethiopia), Don Schollander (USA), Jed Graef (USA), Dawn Frasor (Australia), Edith McGuire (USA), Wyomia Tyus (USA), Sharon Stouder (USA), & lots more medal winners. Table Of Contents: (1) Jesse Owens Takes Home The Gold (1936) - One of the most memorable athletes and moments in Olympic history is featured in this 1936 Berlin Olympics footage of the great Jesse Owens sprint race, high jump, and being awarded the gold medal - 2 Minutes (2) 1964 Tokyo Olympics: Opening Ceremonies - Newsreel with scenes from the open ceremonies and the passing of Olympic flame to the main stadium's torch in Tokyo, Japan - 2 Minutes (3) 1964 Tokyo Olympics: US Dominate Tokyo Games - Newsreel from October 15th, 1964 featuring the US Swim Team's dominance. Includes Don Schollander (USA) winning the 100m men's freestyle as he set a new world record - 2 Minutes (4) 1964 Tokyo Olympics: US Widens Tokyo Lead - Newsreel featuring Track & Field, Diving, & Swimming. Includes footage of Bob Hayes's (USA) 100m Gold Medal Run as he went on his way to winning two Gold Medals and setting two world record times - 2 Minutes (5) 1964 Tokyo Olympics: US Team Wins Medal Honors - Newsreel featuring footage from Track & Field events including the 4 x 100 men's relay where Bob Hayes had his miraculous come from behind victory - 3 Minutes (6) New York (1956) - Features the US Equestrian Team as they prepare for the upcoming Olympics - 1 Minute (7) Detroit: City on the Move (1965) - Propaganda film that highlights Detroit's beauty, occupants, & buildings, in an attempt to lure the 1968 Olympics to Detroit - 18 Minutes (8) The Detroit You've Never Met (1960s) - Aimed at the Olympic Selection Committee, this film promotes the cities ability to host the '68 Olympics - 25 Minutes


Digital Film Making Made Easy

This DVD helps you decide what equipment you need when you want to make a quality movie. It covers several different cameras and formats. The DVD also covers other equipment such as a depth-of-field adapter, what it is used for and basically how it works. A Steady Cam and how it works. The different types of audio equipment, microphones and how they are used. The different types lights and what each type is used for.

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