The roof is much too low and therefore the lights hang much too low - ideally, the roof needs to be at twice its current height for my purposes. However, I can't really complain because there aren't better facilities available and I certainly couldn't devise something like this at home.
The problems posed by the roof at is current height is:
1) Beams of light and lens flares are easily visible in the frame and when someone is standing its a nightmare to get them within the frame without the light interfering.
2) Its difficult to make the light appear its coming from a certain direction. By this I refer to the natural light in the background plate not matching the artifical lighting in the video.
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How about putting filters over the lights? When I am animating with Lego bricks, and my lights are too close and are a problem, I stick a piece of white paper over them, as a filter, and it works well. :-)
-ImperialScouts
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