Lighting Design Concepts for Live and Streaming

by | Lighting, Lighting Connections, Production, Streaming, Video, Video Connections, Webinars & Podcasts

Live production veteran Bill Di Paolo discusses how to arrange your lighting placement for the best results for live production and streaming. Topics will include proper light intensity, selecting the correct type of fixtures for your needs, and using LEDs vs. conventional lights (Hint: You should use both). Whether you’re a volunteer just learning about lighting or a seasoned pro, there will be useful information for you.

Note: For your convenience, a link to the video will be emailed to all registrants, enabling you to watch the video at any time, as many times as you’d like. There will be no simulated live playback session.

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