Orbiter Beam use case – Aerial silk dancers @ARRIChannel
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Uploaded November 2024 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Las Vegas-based cinematographer Alex Salahi seamlessly blends a documentary style with cinematic results, defined by a strong focus on realism and contrast.

Alex’s hybrid body of work spans feature films, sports promos, and documentaries. His portfolio includes NFL Draft promos, Super Bowl campaigns, and media days for the NFL and NHL, all of which demand speed and a refined, stylized approach.

Recently, Alex showcased his creative vision using the Orbiter Beam optic, capturing the breathtaking grace of Las Vegas’s elite aerial silk dancers in training. With a single Orbiter Beam as a backlight and one SkyPanel X21 in front, he achieved stunning results, highlighting the Beam’s intense, focused light and exceptional color precision. “It’s incredible!” Alex remarked, praising the Beam’s ability to deliver cinematic lighting with unmatched precision.

Simplicity remains at the heart of Alex’s style. He breaks down lighting into three essential elements: motivation, separation, and balance. Tools like the Orbiter and its accessories play a crucial role in helping him achieve these principles with precision and efficiency.
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