Director of Photography, Andy Van den Eynde, explains how DMG Lumière MIX technology expedited his workflow on a music video shoot that showcases the features of the MIX LED fixtures and the myMIX App.
Tag Archives: LED lighting for indie filmmakers
Excavating A Lighting Solution Out Of A Challenging Location
When they needed a lighting package to shoot a promo video of a new excavator on the factory floor – filmmakers from IMAGE4YOU chose the Switch range of LED soft lights from DMG Lumière by Rosco.
Switching On The Book Light For A David Crosby Music Video
Cinematographer Benjamin Gaskell created the same soft look of a Book Lighting setup using a DMG Lumière MAXI Switch shining through a piece of Rosco diffusion during a David Crosby music video shoot.
MIX™ From Rosco & DMG Lumière
Be A Part Of The Color Evolution
Introducing MIX from Rosco and DMG Lumière – an LED fixture that will change how filmmakers create colored light on set.
Rosco Silk® LED Soft Lights
Easy Illumination For Your Next Video Shoot
Cinematographer, Barry Andersson, has put nearly every one of our Silk LED soft lights to work on his projects. He shares his experiences with the fixtures and his opinions on what they do best on set.
Rosco & DMG Lumière – A Family Affair
A closer look at DMG Lumière – who are they, where did the name come from and what’s in store for the brand after Rosco’s acquisition?
Shooting Inside A Mini Cooper With RoscoLED® Tape
Cinematographer Christopher Lew used the LED strips inside our RoscoLED Tape Gaffer Kit to illuminate actors inside the tight confines of a Mini Cooper.
Introducing the Silk 110
The Newest Addition to the Silk Family of LED Soft Lights
With the addition of Rosco’s Silk 110 – A family of LED soft lights is born!
Indie Filmmaking 101:
Light Fast and Shoot Fantastic with Rosco LEDs
Gabe Mayhan took our new LED solutions – Silk 210 & RoscoLED Tape – on location to shoot an indie feature called “Lazy Eye.” Find out how they helped Gabe and his team shoot fast, while still capturing stunning imagery.
