Recent content by SeeKapRun

This is intriguing. I wish there were some videos showing it in action. Alas, YouTube, you've failed me once again!The problem with this is that it would complicate the connective tissue, the times during which the light should remain constant. I could add a second fixture adjacent to it...

Can you elaborate on that? I'm not sure what a shutter program is. (mostly self-taught Lighting Designer in training)

As an edit to my original post:Despite my best efforts, I can't seem to find any clips from any films that incorporate the look I'm going for. Plenty of train scenes, but they all seem to have static, constant light. Maybe I'm forgetting an obvious one.

So I'm working on a show where the final scene takes place on a train, and the set is pretty minimal, so we're trying really hard to sell it with light and sound. It's supposed to be early morning, with a sun low in the sky, and I want to create the effect of randomly flickering sunlight, as if...

Thanks so much! This is incredibly helpful.

Hi everyone!My name's Chris, and I'm a lighting designer (in training). I'm actually an undergrad studying Film and Television production, with a focus on lighting, so a lot of what I do is camera-oriented. I've gaffed dozens of short films, advertisements, music videos, etc, and I'm working...