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I finished working on a test clip for my upcoming film and would like some feedback on it.
This is the clip.
This is my set layout.
I noticed some light flicker in some of the frames, what should i do about that?
Other than that, I leave it up to you to critique. Thanks!
Though there was a little light flicker nothing so bad that it hurts the film (unlike mine which the flicker is incredibly noticeable)
This file is not yet public. But, here are some tips about flicker.
-Make sure exposure is manual, same with Anti Light Flicker.
-Wear black, or other non-reflective clothes.
-Shut all windows/openings.
-Turn off all ambient lighting.
-Make sure you use 2 or more lamps. (Not more than 3-4, though, I might add.)
-Turn your computer away from the set/camera.
-If your character is wearing black, beware. It's reflective, and, I've noticed causes light flicker.
Hope that helped 
I was quite impressed by the film. I anticipate the finished product!
- Aaron
Go Minnesota!!!
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