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Category Archives: Film, Television and Broadcast
The Top 5 Most Frequently Asked Questions About Rosco e-colour+
These are the questions that most filmmakers ask when they first learn about Rosco e-colour+. Once they hear the answers, they usually switch from Lee to E!
Re-Creating 17th Century Illumination For Versailles With SL1 SWITCH
Cinematographer Anton Mertens describes his process for re-creating 17th Century illumination with SL1 SWITCH fixtures on the period drama “Versailles.”
Filmmakers on The Colony Reap The Benefits Of Practical Background Visuals
Cinematographer Markus Förderer shares why they chose practical background visuals instead of green screen to create the setting for the award-winning film “The Colony.”
Background Info On The 2021 Production Design Emmy Nominees
Several of the projects nominated for a 2021 Production Design Emmy Awards used Rosco SoftDrops and Rental Backdrops to create their background imagery.
Small Green Screens Can Make A Big Difference
Filmmaker Kyle Kelley describes how he used Rosco Chroma Key Green Paint to make small green screens for the VFX control panels in his spaceship set design.
5 Ways To Use DMG DASH™ To Light A Short Film
Director Simon Grass and Cinematographer Mehdi Natech shared tips & tactics that filmmakers can use to light a short film with the DMG DASH Pocket LED Kit.
Re-Creating The 1980s Manhattan Skyline For Halston On Netflix
Filmmakers on the Netflix series Halston used a customized Rosco SoftDrop to create the “New York City in the 1980s” setting of the show.
A “1Minute” Introduction To DMG DASH™
Filmmakers Adrien Beldan and Julien Jauffret used 30 DMG DASH LED lights to create pulsating lighting effects in the “1Minute” music video for 2Travers.
Providing The Background Reality For Anthony’s Flat In The Father
The filmmakers behind the award-winning feature film “The Father” used a Rosco SoftDrop in their setto provide the background imagery seen outside of their “Anthony’s Flat.”