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Originally Posted by Standicz
It looks great! We might want to try that approach once we get a little fluid.
here is a black cloth that I did like because it fits the stage and also there is some depth to the scene.
but when we tried it in the room, it seemed unnatural and shallow. And the whole scene was too dark and kind of unfriendly. Insufficient lighting might be part of the problem. |
Yes, lighting is hugely important. You need to blow or spill some light on the backdrop. Know as well that backdrops come in many colors. A softer grey might work. I prefer muslin over paper because muslin helps reduce sound reflections.
Here's my mottled grey backdrop. I'm exposing for the lighting I have on the guys, so the backdrop looks darker.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p_dcNXBCbKU
Here the same backdrop looks darker.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W1SttlS3llk
On this one, I set a small pink/red light behind Teporah to create a little halo on the same back drop.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e9-t4PmPzqo
Here's the same backdrop with more light spilled on the backdrop.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pay2BfgkrZ8
Regards,
Ty
PS: Lighting is king!