So, funny thing, I realized all my shots look exactly the same. Like, I could shuffle them around, and you wouldn’t even notice. At first, I panicked. Isn’t editing supposed to make things visually interesting? But then I realized, this is actually a good problem to have. It means my shots are consistent, and that’s super important. So, let’s talk about how I’m keeping my film looking clean and cohesive (without it feeling like one long, never-ending shot).
Ensuring a Consistent Look
Maintaining consistency in lighting and color helps create a seamless viewing experience. To achieve this, I have kept my lighting the same throughout filming. Since I rely on natural light, I made sure to shoot at the same time of day to avoid drastic changes in brightness or color temperature. I decided around noon time would be the best while the sun is up being perfect. Additionally, I used consistent camera settings to prevent unwanted variations in exposure and white balance. In post-production, I made subtle adjustments to brightness and contrast to ensure that all shots match, avoiding any noticeable differences that could disrupt continuity. For example this clip was horrible, the lighting was all washed out and white I had to fix it:
Before:
After:
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