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So how do we get a moody overhead light look in a scene? Let’s break it down. 1. Place your main light overhead on a boom. I am using my C stand with the arm boomed out but in a real life scenario, you’d want to use an actual boom so you could get it out a lot further. 2. Place a soft box on your light to get it bigger softer source. 3. Place a grid on the soft box or a skirt around the bottom to control your light from hitting the surrounding environment. This will help maintain that high contrast, Moody scene. 4. Lastly, use a bounce underneath the subjects chin to increase the shadows if it’s a little too moody. You can also use this as catch light for your subject as well!
