Worship Facility Podcast: Light Lab

by | Lighting, Lighting Connections, Podcasts, Production

David Leuschner talks to Nick and Marcus of Pro Lights about the skills and equipment needed for effectively lighting a worship service. Key points include: 

  • Lighting basics
  • Budgeting
  • White balance and color balance
  • Using a light meter

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