Use light reflectors to improve shots in filmmaking

Use light reflectors to improve shots in filmmaking

Mike and Rajo from the SubStream's "Film Lab" have some tips regarding a few lighting basics, specifically... using light reflectors to improve shots in filmmaking.

Learn how to use light reflectors for better lighting for film and television. This is something every director, cinematographer, or filmmaker should know if they're interested in making any type of movie.

Possibly the cheapest and most valuable investment a shooter or film maker can make. Reflectors are affordable, portable and can make your shots look way better in just a couple minutes.

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