Uploaded May 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
In Episode 3 of The Lighting Plan, Austrian cinematographer David Aurner AAC demonstrates how professional movie studio lights can recreate the timeless atmosphere of classical paintings on film. Inspired by Portrait of Charlotte du Val d’Ognes, this cinematic lighting setup blends traditional visual language with modern filmmaking techniques.
This project is designed to help filmmakers understand practical lighting methods that can be directly applied to narrative filmmaking, interviews, and cinematic productions. By carefully shaping light and shadow, David shows how movie studio lights can create depth, texture, and emotion within a frame.
Lighting Gear Used:
• GVM FH400B
🔗: shop.gvmled.com/collections/film-lighting/products/flathead-fh400b-400w-constant-power-bi-color-flat-light-open-box
• GVM 1200B AIO
🔗: shop.gvmled.com/collections/continuous-video-lighting/products/gvm-1200b-aio-1200w-film-lighting-equipment-bi-color-integrated-spotlight
• GVM CXT36
🔗: shop.gvmled.com/products/gvm-cxt36-spot-lens-for-power-300w-or-less-monolight?_pos=2&_psq=CXT&_ss=e&_v=1.0
• 3X Optical Intensifier
🔗: shop.gvmled.com/products/gvm-3x-optical-intensifier-instantly-3x-your-brightness-delivering-a-soft-even-beam?_pos=1&_psq=3X&_ss=e&_v=1.0
Whether you're building a cinematic studio setup or searching for reliable movie studio lights for filmmaking, this episode offers valuable inspiration and real-world lighting techniques for creators.
From soft painterly highlights to dramatic shadow control, this breakdown demonstrates how movie studio lights can transform a scene into a cinematic masterpiece.
Special thanks to @TheLightingPlan
#gvm #1200B #AIO #filmlighting #videolight #studiolight #photographylighting #filmmaking #filmmaker #cameralighting #lightingtechniques #lightingsetup #cinematography
In Episode 3 of The Lighting Plan, Austrian cinematographer David Aurner AAC demonstrates how professional movie studio lights can recreate the timeless atmosphere of classical paintings on film. Inspired by Portrait of Charlotte du Val d’Ognes, this cinematic lighting setup blends traditional visual language with modern filmmaking techniques.
This project is designed to help filmmakers understand practical lighting methods that can be directly applied to narrative filmmaking, interviews, and cinematic productions. By carefully shaping light and shadow, David shows how movie studio lights can create depth, texture, and emotion within a frame.
Lighting Gear Used:
• GVM FH400B
🔗: shop.gvmled.com/collections/film-lighting/products/flathead-fh400b-400w-constant-power-bi-color-flat-light-open-box
• GVM 1200B AIO
🔗: shop.gvmled.com/collections/continuous-video-lighting/products/gvm-1200b-aio-1200w-film-lighting-equipment-bi-color-integrated-spotlight
• GVM CXT36
🔗: shop.gvmled.com/products/gvm-cxt36-spot-lens-for-power-300w-or-less-monolight?_pos=2&_psq=CXT&_ss=e&_v=1.0
• 3X Optical Intensifier
🔗: shop.gvmled.com/products/gvm-3x-optical-intensifier-instantly-3x-your-brightness-delivering-a-soft-even-beam?_pos=1&_psq=3X&_ss=e&_v=1.0
Whether you're building a cinematic studio setup or searching for reliable movie studio lights for filmmaking, this episode offers valuable inspiration and real-world lighting techniques for creators.
From soft painterly highlights to dramatic shadow control, this breakdown demonstrates how movie studio lights can transform a scene into a cinematic masterpiece.
Special thanks to @TheLightingPlan
#gvm #1200B #AIO #filmlighting #videolight #studiolight #photographylighting #filmmaking #filmmaker #cameralighting #lightingtechniques #lightingsetup #cinematography
