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Lighting kit hire

Ruthy23 · 2006-06-26 15:14:48

Hi everyone, I'm teaching on a few summer courses and I need to teach some cinematography to the students. Does anyone have a kit of redhead lights to hire out (for approximately 3 days in July) or preferably a kit of mizars for that matter? or can you recommend a cheap lighting hire place (other than Cine Electric)? Any…

26-06-2006 4:14pm

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Ruthy23

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Hi everyone,

I'm teaching on a few summer courses and I need to teach some cinematography to the students. Does anyone have a kit of redhead lights to hire out (for approximately 3 days in July) or preferably a kit of mizars for that matter? or can you recommend a cheap lighting hire place (other than Cine Electric)? Any info appreciated, thank you!!

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#2 27-06-2006 11:41am

trendkill

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Cork Film Center are fairly cheap, once you become a member, which is only a few euro.

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#3 27-06-2006 11:43am

monkeyfudge

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There is also filmbase:

http://www.filmbase.ie/equipment/lighting.php

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#4 27-06-2006 4:10pm

SteadicamSteve

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The Production Depot rent lighting packages as well
www.production-depot.com

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#5 27-06-2006 6:47pm

humanji

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I wouldn't go with film base. Myself and some people I know have had nothing but trouble with their equipment. The problem is that their stuff has gone through so many hands that half of it barely works, or works to a point (and it's always at the last moment when you realise the problem! :rolleyes: ).

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