PRO TIP: How To Set Up A Light
RocketJump Film School
Feb 11, 2016 16:00
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Film lights can be dangerous if not handled correctly. The things that can go wrong range from getting burned, pinching your fingers in a stand, tripping on cables, accidentally blinding an actor with light, to seriously injuring someone if a light topples onto them. Dean Lauren shows you the proper, basic steps that need to be covered when placing a light, so you look like a pro and keep everyone safe.
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