By Internet Video Gal on May 15, 2007 in Lighting for Video, Video Accessories, Video Editing, Video Production Tips | 1 Comment
Chroma-key technique is a way to put you on the planet Mars if that’s what your video script calls for. Chroma-key (also called green screen) is a cheap, easy way to create awesome video.
By Internet Video Gal on May 15, 2007 in Lighting for Video, Video Accessories, Video Production Basics | 0 Comments
Using supplemental lights can often take a video production from the realm of amateur to that of professional. Technically, a video picture is nothing BUT light, so the better your lighting, the nicer your shot.
By Internet Video Gal on May 15, 2007 in Lighting for Video | 0 Comments
Bright, diffused, and largely shadow less light is the best method of lighting for about 85% of all video production applications…
By Internet Video Gal on May 15, 2007 in Lighting for Video | 0 Comments
You have tons of options when it comes to lighting…
By Internet Video Gal on May 15, 2007 in Lighting for Video | 2 Comments
The biggest difference between amateur and professional video is often the lighting…
By Internet Video Gal on May 15, 2007 in Lighting for Video | 0 Comments
Dramatic lighting is fun for both the audience the lighting director, which might explain its extreme popularity in modern television and film production…
By Internet Video Gal on May 15, 2007 in Lighting for Video | 0 Comments
Triangle lighting creates spectacular lighting for video interviews…