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When I was filming my newest movie, I used a lot of brown bricks to make a wall. I checked back in the footage and found my hand/body on the wall, and it really didn't look good. Is there anyway I could reduce brick reflection? Like putting something on the bricks or something like that.
hide behind something.
Well you could angle the shots so that the wall doesn't face right towards the camera... if that makes sense.
Use a remote control, or timer feature. Then, just slip away from the shot. This will also prevent hand weight camera move.
step 1: take brick wall off baseplate in one piece.
step 2: place wall face down on baseplate.
step 3: rub wall all over baseplate.
Your wall will now be slightly scuffed up and no longer shiny. 
have your lights aim a bit up to the wall or choose a good angle for the shots or what gospelnut said iv never tried that but its worth finding out 
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