We will be using LED lighting, for the effect of natural lighting and to provide a well lit shot for the shoot. We have experimented with different filters to give the appearance of different lighting.
We will be using our own studio light kit for a more accurate colour representation, it allows us to repositioning the lights in location, height or angle.
Above we have an experiement of the yellow filter- we wont be using this filter as it tends to age the film for a more sepia effect.
Above we have the yellow and orange fliter combined, this creates a very strong 'orangey' effect, that is possibly too bright for our film, and we want a softer tone of warmth.
Here we have used a purple filter, this makes the scene look colder. We may use this filter when we shoot the scene with the young girl at the window, to show the change of the weather which represents the days going by.
This is an example of the red filter, we will be using this in when shooting, as it gives a subtle yet very effective warmth to the shot, and adds to the 'Christmassy' feel of our story.
This is good planning for filters. It would be good to show the effect of LED lighting in comparison to more basic lighting or one directional lighting. Can you put your names in the heading so that we know who has posted?
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