Find out the temperature of the lights, set your camera to that, and
shoot a test with a gray card just to make sure. It will make editing
much easier in the long run.
On 7/21/2010 8:25 PM, Christine Aguila wrote:
Hi Everyone:
I've been asked to photograph scenes from the play "My Sister Eileen"
which will open tomorrow night at a university near by. The shoot
will take place after a Friday night performance, and the producer
said normally the shoot is about an hour long. The cast is small (9),
so I think I've a wide enough lens for a cast group shot. I've
requested a comp ticket, so I can see the show before the shoot, and
they've kindly agreed.
I'll be looking for good dramatic scenes, of course, and I've been
told that there's nothing exotic about the lighting direction for this
play--just standard stage lighting. Has anyone had experience doing
theater shoots? Any tips or suggestions you'd be willing to share?
Thanks in advance.
Cheers, Christine
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