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i am shooting an outdoor x-mas tree lighting scene. i want the characters' faces to be easily visible, and to have a generally 'warm' look. it will be a sort of outdoor party, thoroughly lit, and am not particularly concerned with source-specific realism. also, for the shot of the christmas...

what are the rules surrounding the use of a product in a commercial film? i am making a film for a contest/money, and it will feature one of those cardboard hanging air freshener trees rather prominently (not especially positively). only one company makes them (i thought they were generic)...

what are the rules surrounding the use of a product in a commercial film? i am making a film for a contest/money, and it will feature one of those cardboard hanging air freshener trees rather prominently (not especially positively). only one company makes them (i thought they were generic)...

i am going to be shooting a house/fraternity party scene, probably on a canon xl-1. the room is supposed to be at least somewhat dark, but i still want it to look good. it seems like the pros still use a lot of light in these circumstances, even for a dimly lit or nightclub look. any thoughts...

i want to light a scene in which most of the light comes from the blue/white glow of a tv set (off-camera). this is actually a still project, so i am not worried about the flicker, or animating the light in any way. i just want it to look like it's coming from a tv set. a blue gel seems like it...