In this video, I dive into how the new sci-fi film Dune was shot by DP Greig Fraser! In the video, I talk about how the film was lit, what setups were used, lensing, color grading, and how you can get the Dune look yourself! I also give a few tips on lighting CGI for your films, as well as some VFX tips. You don’t want to miss this one!
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-Contents of this video-------
0:00 - Intro
1:16 - Naturalistic Exterior
2:41 - Atmosphere & Depth
5:30 - Lens Choice & Hero Shots
8:59 - Soft Light & Shooting From Shadow
11:22 - Haze & Light Beams
12:34 - Lighting Wide Shots
13:32 - Lighting Large Spaces
14:47 - How to Achieve Soft Light
16:29 - Water & Reflections
16:59 - Interior Lighting
19:29 - Uplighting
19:58 - Overhead Lighting - Closeups
20:25 - Lighting CGI Elements
21:42 - Leading Lines, Depth & Contrast
24:40 - Adding Depth - Rain & Lighting
25:13 - Light Slashes
25:54 - Overhead Lighting
26:57 - Overview of Trailer
27:28 - Bokeh, Highlights & Moody Light
29:02 - Overview of Trailer
29:26 - Summary & Recap