Litepanels MicroPro Used For Dangerous Archeology Documentary

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Dec 29, 2011 4:38 PM

Cinematographer Stephen Bean used the MicroPro LED camera lights during his new movie project, a documentary called "The Undo Cave speed 2011." Bean, who functions at University College Cork (UCC) in Ireland and is accountable is to ENG/EFP division of the Film Unit there, worked with an general group of archeology students and scientists from UCC. He journeyed to Georgia to report the work of archaeologists in their looking for Paleolithic DNA, receiving 3 MicroPro LED camera lights from Litepanels , a brand of the UK Vitec Group.

Stephen Bean specializes in investigate documentaries and has already shot archeology drive-in theatre beneath impassioned conditions. However, the documentary in the Undo Cave in South Caucasus still valid a great dare since the full dark of the cavern passages. The Litepanels light was used in the cavern together with when filming interviews with the archaeologists outside.

According to Bean, the product's ability of bright, soothing and flicker-free daylight, together with the ability to power the lights with a battery belt, are critical features.