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The Woodylight has many uses on set. It is the perfect light to bring in during " last looks" when you need to add a little fill. It works as a great wrap around light to add to your key. DP Mark Doering-Powell likes to use a Woody to wrap around a Kino. Its a great alternative to a floor bounce when mounted on a beaver board. Put a party gel on and its a great Key in a bar or party scene. Put some CTB on and you have a TV flicker gag. Put some full CTO on and you're ready to do a fire gag. I've rigged it on the process trailer for driving shots. Also works well when doing poor mans process. Mount it on a Gobo arm and you have "walking wood" to be used as a fill on steadicam shots. The light can be mounted on a menace arm or C boom for added flexibility. It's a great key for night exteriors. Great to use on shoots with limited power. Here it's being used on a night car interior running off a put-put. Put some CTB on , select your bulbs and use the dimmer to create a TV gag. Add some CTO, flip on a 212 and vary the dimmer for a fire effect. You can globe it with any globes you like... Party bulbs, small households, photofloods, BCAS, ETC, ETC DP Mark Doering-Powell likes to globe his "woody" with two BCAS and two 213s so he can change color temp with a flip of a switch. Add to your WoodyLight: -FEV Adapter set: (four medium base to FEV adapters and four FEV globes) -40 degree control grid from "light tools" -Custom hard road case which gives you room to store extra globes, etc.
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