Sep 13, 2020
Little NCIS Thing #888
Simon Cade
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Little NCIS Thing #888
Simon Cade
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Make your own NCIS team from secondary characters, Part. 2
Pick a Mossad officer:
1. Amit Hadar
2. Liat Tuvia
3. Malachi Ben-Gidon
Pick a father of a Team Gibbs member:
1. Eli David
2. John McGee
3. Senior
Pick a Team Barrett member:
1. EJ Barrett
2. Gayne Levin
3. Simon Cade
Pick a veteran:
1. Jackson Gibbs
2. Joe Smith
3. Leroy Jethro Moore
Pick a dead NCIS/NIS agent:
1. Mike Franks
2. Ned Dorneget
3. Paula Cassidy
Pick an alive NCIS/NIS agent:
1. Cassie Yates
2. Nikki Jardine
3. Stan Burley
Pick a SECNAV:
1. Clayton Jarvis
2. Phillip Davenport
3. Sarah Porter
Pick a CIA officer:
1. Joanna Teague
2. Ray Cruz
3. Trent Kort
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Film Noir Cinematography On A Budget with PIXAPRO LED 100D MKII
Written By Simon Cade
A lot of classic films that are considered Noir, were born out of a low budget. The characters were regular people, the scenes took place in regular locations, and they used the bare minimum of lighting equipment.
So we should be able to recreate a noir shot a lot easier than say a Sci-Fi, with large sets and complex alien costumes.
THIS WEEK’S DSLR GUIDE:
UK LINKS
Pixapro LED100D
Light Stand
Black Wrap
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THREE LIGHT CINEMATOGRAPHY
Written By Simon Cade
Lighting breakdowns are my favourite way to learn lighting. You just can’t help but pickup lots of tips and techniques, and see how the different lights work together. This week we’ve got some more setups, but this time using three lights.
Lighting is something i’m really trying to dig into, and this video is the result of my latest lighting exploits. I’ve put together 4 different lighting setups, which will hopefully give you some ideas about how to have full control over your lighting. Placement, intensity, diffusion and gels are just a few of the things to consider when lighting, so it’s good to see how others work.
CHECK OUT THIS WEEK’S DSLRGUIDE:
UK LINKS
LED Head Unit: Pixapro LED100D
Softbox: Octagonal Softbox (for LED100D)
Fluorescent Light: Fluorescent Light Fixture (85W)
Fluorescent Light Bulb: 4 x PhotoSel 85W Replacement Bulbs
LED Panel: Aputure AL-528S LED Light
Light Stands: 2 x Lightweight Light Stand
Sandbags: 4 x Sandbags
C-Stands: 20″ C-Stand
5 in 1 Reflector: 5-in-1 Reflector (43″)
Swinvel Head: Manfrotto Swivel Head
Reflector Clip: Reflector Clip
Convi Clamp: ConviClamp
Colour Gel Kit: Colour Gels Kit
Gaffer Tape: Gaffer Tape
Black Wrap: Black Wrap
LIGHTING SETUPS: