Hey Guys,
My office is planning to renovate the briefing room and install ceiling type lighting for seminar and press conference video recording. Before I approach lighting contractors for quotation, what kind of lighting I need to have ? Tota, Fresnel or something else ? The room is 500-800 sq feet with small stage and podium, 12 ft heigh ceiling. No entertainment performance, only reserve for briefing, seminar and press conference.
Any idea for me ?
Thanks.
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Originally Posted by AAC
. Best to ask local media what they would like.
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The backlight separates the person from the background.
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For news conferences, you're not doing anything artsy, and you may need to light more than one subject. A couple of soft fills will give you a pleasant, even wash of light. Check out the Altman Soft-Lite at bhphotovideo.com.
And yes, the news crews usually bring their own lights.
You will also need to feed audio to multiple sources. Whirlwind and PSC make nice newsbridge / press box units. -
Most of the time, we are running academic seminars and required video recording.
Is soft light still applicable ?
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