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It’s Not Easy Being Green (or is it?)
March 19, 2009

     

From LED to ceramics, there are more environmentally friendly lighting options powering the film and television industry than ever before, as cinematographer Jim Matlosz reports.

Way back in 1970, Kermit the Frog sat perched upon a stump in a studio forest lamenting about the difficulties of being green. Who would have thought that almost 40 years later we would all aspire to such great hues? Being green in 2009 is certainly easier than it was in Kermit’s heyday, however when it comes to lighting a set, the challenges are still pronounced.

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