So for the film I have decided to work on two main lighting setups. The first being to achieve silhouette look, so I decided to research more into lighting a silhouette (http://photography.tutsplus.com/tutorials/simple-steps-for-shooting-amazing-silhouettes--photo-2447). The second being quite a low key lighting.
The image below is the first lighting setup I would initially like for my film. I like the idea of using a red filter or bulb in order to make the background red. I would shoot all of choreography like this first, and then move on to filming the choreography in a low key lighting where I use perspective to capture different angles of the choreography.
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| Silhouette with a red background. I find it to be quite beautiful and mysterious. |
Below another image of a silhouette look I would of liked to achieve for my film, but this look would only work best with a environmental outdoor shoot.
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| Another Silhouette look I liked, which would of worked well on a outdoor shoot. |
The second lighting set up I would like is similar to the lighting shown in the "Choros" dance film.
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| Similar to what I want for my film. |
The only problem I think would occur using a set up like this is that it would clash with the red silhouette lighting set up during the edit, and wouldn't look good. So during my lighting test shots I will be looking into, and experimenting with this lighting setup to achieve something that doesn't clash. The first approach I will take during the my lighting test shots is to use red lighting again instead of white. I will also be experimenting with coloured lighting filters/gels.
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