First aired in the UK as Dragon’s Den, the show retains its original cast and winning formula. A four-man, two-woman team of tough, self-made millionaire investors dole out advice and, if the deal is right, cash and equity partnerships.
Wednesday, November 01, 2017
ETC swims with the sharks – et cetera...
First aired in the UK as Dragon’s Den, the show retains its original cast and winning formula. A four-man, two-woman team of tough, self-made millionaire investors dole out advice and, if the deal is right, cash and equity partnerships.
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It’s hard to really tell on TV how much goes into a television show. It was pretty crazy to read about how particular every aspect of the lighting is. The whole concept of picking a fixture based on a persons face seems crazy to me, but I suppose it makes sense. I think we often forget how much time and thought goes into the little things. The unnoticeable can sometimes be incredible. I am also somewhat surprised that the entire rig seems to be ETC. I thought ETC focused more on theater and architecture and that TV studios used much larger, brighter, softer lamps. I suppose that using smaller more focused lights you can create a wash that can be more specific than a giant light. I suppose that is the purpose of “Cyclo-Maximo.” I would love to be able to compare what Shark Tank or another show might look like with this designer vs another designer. Would it be noticeable? Is there a specific style that designers have that you can read off the screen?
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