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 3 Point Photography Video Studio Lighting Background Stand Light Set CASE NEW  US $124.99
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 JS Photo Studio Lighting Lights Umbrella Kit Muslin Support Stand JUC228 US $199.00
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 JULIUS STUDIO Photo Studio Lighting Light Kit SoftBox Video Kit JSK103 US $137.00
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 JS 10X20 Black Green Cromakey Muslin Background Lighting Lights Kits US $444.00
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 1400W Strobe Studio Flash Light Kit Lighting Photography Fan Cooled Set US $540.00
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 32 80cm Photo Studio Flash Strobe Umbrella Light Black US $13.59
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 Complete Photo Strobe Flash Lighting 20 x 10 Backdrop Umbrella Backgrounds Kit US $219.95
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 Chromakey Green Screen Lighting Kit 2000 Watt 10x12 Backdrop Background Stand US $189.99
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 CowboyStudio Photo Video Studio Umbrella Continuous Lighting Light Kit Stands US $9.99
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 2 x 40 White Satin Umbrella with Removable Black Cover Free Shipping New US $28.67
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 24x36 Softbox US $75.00
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 PBL PHOTO VIDEO STUDIO LIGHT STANDS UMBRELLAS PHOTO EQUIPMENT BAG Steve Kaeser US $13.95
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 3 Light Photo Studio Photography Video Umbrella Lighting Kit Backdrops 10 Stand US $186.95
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 PHOTO LIGHT STUDIO STROBE BACKDROP SUPPORT Steve Kaeser Photographic Lighting US $389.95
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 2 x 34 Umbrella Softbox Soft Flash Silver Reflector Studio HVr Ji9 US $.99
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 Photo Light Photography Kit Backdrop Muslin kit LK13 US $99.00
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 FRONT PROJECTION SYSTEM by HENSEL much like the VIRTUAL BACKGROUND SCENE MACHINE US $89.88
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 900W Studio Studio Flash Strobe Lighting Kit Professional Set O6 US $422.00
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 High Quality 40 Studio Flash Light Reflector Umbrella brolly Black Silver US $8.99
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 3 Studio Flash Strobe 2 Softbox 3 Backdrop Wireless US $299.00
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 High Quality 43 Studio Flash Light Reflector Umbrella brolly Black Silver US $9.99
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 3 STUDIO FLASH STROBE BACKDROP 900 W S SOFTBOX BACKDROP STANDS KIT US $499.00
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 2 Lamps 700W Light Kit 2 Stand 2 Umbrella Carrying Bag US $99.00
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 32 Photo Studio Golden Umbrella Flash Lighting Kit Photography Light Stand Set US $76.95
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 High Quality 36 Studio Flash Light Reflector Umbrella brolly Black Silver US $8.99
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 2x 7Ft Photography Softbox Umbrella Video Light Stands Two Photo Studio Support US $32.95
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 Complete Photography Video Umbrella Lighting Kit 3 Light 10 Support 2 Backdrops US $164.95
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 33 Photo Studio Soft Umbrella Continuous Lighting Kit 2 Vedio Photography Light US $65.95
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 Professional Series Black White Umbrella 72 LS Pro Studio Photo BLK SLvRNEW US $49.99
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 Pro Chromakey Video 20 Backdrop Stand Light Kit Photo Studio Background Support US $428.95
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CowboyStudio 33in Black & Silver Photo Studio Reflective Umbrella List Price: $10.00 Sale Price: $10.00  |
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Umbrellas are easy to use and easy to carry wherever you need them. The silver lining means you get soft, even lighting from your strobes or flash. The silver reflects more light than a translucent umbrella or soft-box... |
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CowboyStudio 40in White Satin Umbrella with Reflective Silver Backing and Removable Black Cover List Price: $20.99 Sale Price: $20.99 |
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Removable Black Cover, with Reflective Silver Backing and Internal White Satin Panel. Remove the black cover and it can be positioned close to the subject for a shoot-through diffuser. Use the black cover to create a soft silver interior for a bounce source... |
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Photography Video Black & White Photo Studio REFLECTIVE umbrella by ePhotoINC U33BW Sale Price: $5.99 |
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This White Reflective umbrella is great for use in giving a little more softer look than silver. It could be use as directional lighting. This 33" umbrella is perfect for use in studio Portrait or for product photography. |
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CowboyStudio 33in Black & Gold Photo Studio Umbrella List Price: $11.00 Sale Price: $11.00 |
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Umbrellas are easy to use and easy to carry wherever you need them. The gold lining means you get warn, even lighting from your strobes or flash. This umbrella reflects more light than a translucent umbrella or soft-box... |
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43" Black Silver Reflector Studio Light Umbrella By Fancierstudio 43" Black Sale Price: $17.99 |
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Remove the black cover and it can be positioned close to the subject for a shoot-through diffuser. Use the black cover to create a soft silver interior for bounce source. Collapsible for on-location jobs. |
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CowboyStudio 43-Inch Black and White Umbrella for Photography and Video Lighting Reflective List Price: $11.00 Sale Price: $11.00 |
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This black/white umbrellas serves as a quick set up reflective umbrella, acting as a quick modifier for your light. This umbrellas helps direct your light as needed and is great for in studio and on location photo shoots. |
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CowboyStudio 40-Inch Black and White Umbrella for Photography and Video Lighting Reflective List Price: $10.00 Sale Price: $10.00 |
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This black/white umbrellas serves as a quick set up reflective umbrella, acting as a quick modifier for your light. This umbrellas helps direct your light as needed and is great for in studio and on location photo shoots. |
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NEEWER® 33" Professional Photography Studio Reflective Lighting Umbrella Sale Price: $6.99 |
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Professional 84cm/33in Black/Silver Reflective Umbrella An umbrella that was made for the professional in mind, perfect for your studio and set! Features: *A perfect fit for professional studios *Delivers great skin tone and contrast control *The Black/Silver Umbrella softens all light sources while maximizing light spread, and reflects more light than a translucent umbrella or soft-box... |
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TWO (2) 33" Studio Lighting Reflective Umbrella - Black/Gold Sale Price: $10.57 |
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2x Professional 84cm 33'' Black/Gold Reflective Umbrella Perfect for Studio ! Description: *This umbrella is for professional studios. *It gives a better skin tone and contrast control. *The Silver Umbrella softens all light sources, and reflects more light than a translucent umbrella or soft-box... |
Audition Tips For Actors - What to Wear to Win the Job! Wear Blue!
The key word is BLUE.
Why blue? Why a color? Colors are a form of energy. When you communicate, you're expressing ideas through energy - your personality, your voice, your appearance and the COLOR you're wearing! When you appear on camera the lens picks up the energy of that color. Certain colors have more energy and attraction than others. Bright reds and oranges may have a lot of energy but to most people these tones are not very appealing. Red can represent passion but also fire, fear, blood and anger. Dark somber colors - black, evergreen and brown are usually perceived as depressing, cold, sad. Dull shades of gray, navy, and cranberry usually represent the corporate world - serious business. Vibrant and pastel shades are generally the most popular. They're used frequently in nurseries, schools, and hospitals, as they are perceived as being happy, relaxing, and healing.
And guess which shade is the most popular with most people? You guessed it. BLUE. Why? Blue is the color of the sky and water - lakes, oceans, streams. It is the most frequently occurring color in nature, at least on our planet. Not green. And it represents a positive energy, HAPPINESS. Think about it. Blue skies, blue moon, blue screen, jetblue, TV blue... On any day you'll see more of the color blue than any other shade in the rainbow, so it's the most universal and the most comfortable. It puts people at ease. Sky blue, French blue, aquamarine, turquoise, and baby blue. These colors are everywhere. Now, you're asking, how does this relate to Acting?
When you audition on camera, the first thing that anyone sees is the color you're wearing. Wear something depressing, annoying, or threatening and no matter how brilliant your performance, they are going to be affected by the color first and the performance second, especially when you are auditioning for commercials, daytime/primetime TV or film roles. It's subliminal - first impressions and all that.
If you are portraying a psychopath/murderer, a desperate housewife, an aggressive district attorney, or an FBI agent, OK, choose to wear the more aggressive colors. But if you're portraying a professional - a doctor, lawyer, corporate spokesperson, or even a happy Mom/Dad, use blue in your ensemble and you'll book more jobs. Strange, but true. Try it!
Years ago, when I auditioned a lot for network TV commercials, I had a blouse that I bought very reasonably at the neighborhood boutique. It was my favorite blouse. It was somewhere between sky and french blue, a warm ocean-lake blue. I booked more spots wearing that one top than any other piece of wardrobe I owned. It earned me millions over a decade! In more than a few screen tests for the roles of lawyer, doctor, Mom, I wore the blouse. Did I have a successful career because I wore blue? Yes and no. My audition had to be good and I had to look the part and be the right type as well. But when competing with dozens of other actresses who were all talented, attractive, pleasant, and professional with comparable credits, how did I have the edge? Ego says it was my talent. But the final booking factor might have been the blue blouse.
I was even asked, Could I bring that blue blouse as wardrobe for the final shoot? One commercial casting director who had sat in on a final casting session told me that the client had insisted they hire that actress in the blue! So I booked that particular high paying network TV spot. True story.
If you guys want to book a lot more on-camera jobs, get the advice of a color or image consultant. What are your strongest or best colors? What suits your hair coloring and skin tone? There are many shades of blue. Get advice on what hairstyle really sells you and what wardrobe best suits your type. Find out what your type is. Auditioning is an art and every detail is important. Your best bet is finding an experienced Career Coach who's been an actor and can advise you on ALL of the above.
FINAL TIP
For on-camera auditions, avoid wearing RED, WHITE and BLACK.
WHITE is a no-no for the camera because it tends to create a green shadow around you and glares! Skin tones are then off- you do not look good!
RED can be exciting and beautiful to wear in person for a special interview/audition or for a gutsy song-and-dance number, but on-camera, it's a disaster! The color may turn beet-red, dark, dried blood red, orange or ugly, purply, pink fuchsia. No matter what your skin tone-eeek!
BLACK looks like a shadow and literally sucks all the energy from you on camera. (Especially if you have dark skin tones-all the more reason to wear something vibrant so YOU stand out.)
These colors can be great in an actual shoot-a film, commercial or TV series because during a real shoot there's a lighting designer who can add thousands of overhead lights with gels to soften, tone, and perfect the look. Or he'll take a whole day to create the mood and make the lighting fabulous. That's why film stars look so good.
But during an audition in a casting director's studio, you usually have one camera and one little light stand with an umbrella reflecting the strong beam. So these 3 colors come out weird, making you look, well, less than attractive. You're just shooting yourself in the foot to defy the law of lighting and color. You just won't win or will win very infrequently.
Instead of assuming it's your performance or blaming the casting director's lack of imagination, change your wardrobe and see if you get a different response. I'd be willing to bet on it. You've all heard the classic line, dress the part? Now, just remember, dress the COLOR. First rule of marketing is making YOU, the product, desirable. So how you dress is the wrapping on the product, YOU. Go BLUE!
Meanwhile, Successful marketing!
Gwyn
Copyright 2008.
Gwyn Gilliss
All rights reserved.
About the Author
Gwyn Gilliss is the Executive Director of TAM, The Actor\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\'s Market (http://www.theactorsmarket.com) a marketing firm for actors. They provide every marketing tool an actor needs - HEADSHOTS, RESUMES, BIOS, DEMO REELS, CAREER COACHING, MARATHON SEMINARS to met the INDUSTRY-AGENTS & CASTING DIRECTORS - as well as FREE monthly seminars, FREE weekly marketing tips and access to top photographers, graphic artists and videographers to create great demo reels (sizzle reels). There are Training courses via teleseminars, downloadable Podcasts and Home study courses with DVD\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\'s and the ACTOR\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\'S MASTERMIND a bi-monthly FREE teleseminar for all actors globally. (check for more products and services at The TAM Store) . Gwyn\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\'s acting career spans several decades during which time she appeared on and off-B\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\'way, in classical roles in American Repertory companies, in over 18 contract and recurring roles in Daytime/Primetime TV, Films and dozens of network commercials/V.O.\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\'s. As a Career Coach she is available to work One-on-One with actors at all levels.
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