Episode 21. Cyclorama 101

Double-Oh-Matt instructs how to properly light and set for a cyclorama shot. Once you learn from his quick pointers, you'll be able to enjoy the creative freedom that the infinite depth of a properly lit cyc can provide. But be careful!

Category:

Howto & Style

Tags:

• shirtless
• apprentice
• cyclorama
• cyc
• lighting
• light
• production
• company
• video
• camera
• film
• entertainment
• shot
• shoot
• lit

[shirtlessapprentice]

Your saying that i should add that we used a video effect coupled with the cyc to get that look? We have a second cyc episode planned to explain some tools you can use combined with the cyc to accomplish effects as shown in this ep. Hope that'll give the viewers some insight into what your pointing out. Good eye sir!

[givemetwenty]

What are the Z bars you're talking about? It looks like a great techinique!

[kardarphotographer]

good work keepit up thanks

[TheDoctorFloppy]

Hey Tell me guys is this a wherehouse or just your home??

[joemamalives]

Check out this time lapse of a Cyclorama Studio being built, search " Zugara Cyclorama "

[widerangledotcom]

sweet! looking on the best way to light our greenscreen cyc (for school film and tv). we actually have those arrilites.

[mattlvsr]

great video effects

[ginotomac]

also, if we are going to point out some mistakes, james bond always wore a shirt. thank you.

[markthegreek1]

great episode

[maxruehl]

You might add that your cyclorama wasn't all that wide--in the long shot you used a garbage matte to mask out the areas falling outside the cyc and replaced it with white.:)