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The Wandering DP Podcast: Episode #478 – More Control, More Better

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A gaffer's worst nightmare is when the DP asks for a light to be thrown into the ceiling to help boost the ambient.

There is a good way to do it and a bad way to do it. This week on the show I chat through why I think an LED version of a Source 4 is the ultimate friend for any DP looking to gain more control.

This idea has added more to my recent work than any other concpet I can think of. It has changed the way I work for the better.

Enjoy!

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