[SML] Black And White Live Theatre

[Jason Salvatori]

You could try:
Cinegel #3150: Industrial Vapor - converts standard tungsten to sodium
vapor. (Transmission = 38%). (FStop: -1.4s) gel on some of your
conventional fixtures.  Having the limited spectrum will definately
mute colours.
You could also try
Cinegel #3152: Urban Vapor - Creates the visual reddish-orange
appearance of sodium vapor street lights without the green found in
sodium vapor sources. (Transmission = 29%). (FStop: -1.8s) to give a
more sepia toned look while still muting the colours.
Note that in both cases, but especially the first, your actors may
appear to have a very unhealthy skin tone.

Jason

On Fri, Apr 24, 2015 at 11:30 AM, Brock Keeler via Stagecraft
<stagecraft at theatrical.net> wrote:
> Hi guys,
>
> The theatre company at my high school is putting on some shows and for one of them we wanted the beginning to have a black and white, film noir look to it. I was wondering if you had any lighting tips on how to achieve it our school has leds and the regular lights.
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