Movie theater light can sometimes be difficult to replicate, since it is always dark and you have to reproduce the effect of the flickering lights coming from the screen. Here's a great lighting trick you can use to replicate the effect of movie theater lights.
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1 Comment
Not bad at all, but maybe better to have trimmed your 1000 watt as low as you could get without having to crank the iso...... then boom straight from behind with a Source 4 or similar and type of spot from behind where the projector would have been, could do a similar trick with the gels there as well, and add a tiny bit of mist to show the beam......
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