How to Shoot Cinematic Interviews in 2 Minutes | Job Shadow

See in 2 minutes how I setup an interview that works in any situation. In this video I show 5 different lighting setups.
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The project we filmed is a documentary about Canadians soldiers in World War I. It’s produced by Spinning Rabbit Productions.
You can see the finished documentary here:
Gear I use in this video:
Keylight: CAME-TV Boltzen:
B&H
Adorama
eBay
Amazon
Amazon.ca
Softbox
B&H
Adorama
eBay
Amazon
Edgelight: Luxi Cello
B&H
Amazon
Backlight: Luxi Viola
B&H
eBay
Amazon
Here is the great tool that – among other things – makes it simple to match footage from different cameras.
X-Rite Color Checker
B&H
Adorama
Henry's
eBay
Amazon
Amazon.ca
Amazon UK
Amazon.de
Amazon France
Amazon Spain
Amazon Italy
Here is the tutorial I mention about how to match various cameras:
So, as you can see, it’s not difficult (or expensive) to create professional lighting set-ups for video and documentary film productions.
I used one basic set-up with three lights: key light (with a softbox), edge light, and a back light. You can adjust this set-up based on the situation you encounter at your location.
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My name is Tom Antos. I am a film director and cinematographer with over 20 years experience in VFX & animation.
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