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  • November, 2008
    In this DVD on video lighting, the experts at Videomaker teach lighting techniques so you can set up the best lighting environment for a video camera. Lessons on studio lighting & outdoor lighting will show you how to light videos like a professional videographer.
  • May, 2008
    by Kyle Cassidy
    Lighting can be extremely complicated. Some movie and TV shoots use dozens of lights to assure proper scene lighting. Here's a primer to help dispel the mystery.
  • April, 2000
    by Dr. Robert G. Nulph
    Make your light kit do double duty for your next interview.
  • August, 2000
    by Jim Stinson
    Light placement can have a dramatic impact on the faces you light.
  • October, 2000
    by Dr. Robert G. Nulph
    Tips to help you create great lighting for your news set. Strategies for anchors, sports and the weather.
  • January, 2004
    by Jim Stinson
    For individual subjects, nothing beats the tried-and-true combo of key, fill and back lights. Classic three-point lighting (key, fill and back light) is sometimes dismissed as "yearbook lighting." True, it can look hokey in story videos, but whenever you have a narrator, a spokesperson, an interviewee or anyone who stays in one place and talks, three-point lighting is bullet proof.
  • October, 2004
    by Jim Stinson
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