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Originally Posted by musimax
Even though they are a small company and probably don't have a big budget for a set, but that doesn't mean a cheaper set would have to look so dark and gloomy. At a minimum, all you have to do is choose different colours. And what's so bad about a green screen though? It looked fine.
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Well they're probably working with what lighting they have left over. If they had the green screen for awhile they wouldn't originally need that much lighting install for the studio as the lighting would have bounce off the green screen and additional background lighting would have been added post-production through computer enhancements.
As well studio lights consume alot of energy and having additional lighting may increase operating costs.
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