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Film lighting differs from multicamera and single-camera HD video lighting in that it lights individual scenes and shots differently, as films use discontinuous short shots. Multicamera lighting must satisfy multiple camera angles and continuously light long-duration action or interviews. Single-camera HD video lighting is similar to film lighting, with each shot lit differently, and provides higher picture quality than standard definition video.
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- 1. Group 5 How does film lighting differ from a multicamera video lighting setup and from a high quality single-camera HD video production of a drama?