07-04-2016, 02:08 PM
From another post...
4) ..add fog to scene #2 EXT. PARK - NIGHT
5) ..turn the light post off for scene #1 EXT. PARK - DAY
Adding fog could be an experiment or simply a decision to change the environment or the look. Turning the light post off could simply be that I previously forgot and left it on.
They're examples among a multitude of possible changes one might want to make to lighting, cameras, props, within a scene.
Quote:Wow. That is lot to read. However, I'm a little confused by one passage.Those are just examples of wanting to change anything within a scene, after the fact. I've clarified the original post. It's:
3) A scene: #2 EXT. PARK - DAY. A monologue with Jessica - 18 shots.
4) Then I want to add fog to NIGHT.
5) Then I want to turn the light post off for DAY
I understand how you want to change the weather and time in a scene, but I don't understand the reason why. Are you changing the conditions of the scene to experiment with how the scene might feel with different weather or at different time of day?
4) ..add fog to scene #2 EXT. PARK - NIGHT
5) ..turn the light post off for scene #1 EXT. PARK - DAY
Adding fog could be an experiment or simply a decision to change the environment or the look. Turning the light post off could simply be that I previously forgot and left it on.
They're examples among a multitude of possible changes one might want to make to lighting, cameras, props, within a scene.