The document provides instructions for filming a silhouette by positioning lights facing a wall to black out other light sources, placing an actress in front of the lights closer to the camera, and using different colored photographic gels in front of the camera when filming to create varied colored backgrounds for the silhouette shots. It also includes pictures demonstrating the lighting setup and director providing instructions to actors.

1. HOW I FILMED SILHOUETTE
Step 1: position the
lights above facing the
wall and black out any
other light sources in
the room.
This picture was taken
of me explaining to the young girl how
the silhouette concept will be executed.
Step 2: turn lights on to
face the wall and
position actress 2 metres
in front of the lights.
(Closer to the camera)
This picture demonstrates how I (bottom
right) directed my actors.

2. Step 3: put photographic gels in front of
the camera. I
had several
coloured gels
and I alternated
between colours
after every
couple of shots I filmed in order to ensure I
had a variety of coloured backgrounds.
These
steps
when
carried out correctly will inevitably
achieve the desired result.