On his blog,
The Camera Eye, D.P. Keith Duggan has a straightforward, practical post on
how he shot and lit the low-budget road movie Route 30. The film stars Dana Delany and is described as a "hilarious backwoods comedy," and it was made with "no AD's, no honeywagons, no equipment trucks of any kind." But shooting on two
Panasonic HVX200 cameras and carrying four P2 cards and a small amount of lighting and grip equipment in half the interior and on the roof rack of the director's SUV, Duggan found a way to light the movie and give it a look. More info, a podcast, and the film's trailer are available at the link. And for more on the film,
visit its own site.
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posted by Scott Macaulay @ 10/22/2008 12:36:00 PM
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