Hi, this is Jay P. Morgan. Today on The Slanted Lens, we're going to show you how to create shafts of light both for still images and for film. I love the look of light streaming into a room for video as well as photos. There are four principles that come into play when you're creating shafts of light in camera. You'll need light and atmosphere. My favorite thing to use for atmosphere is a fog or smoke machine from Rosco (www.rosco.com). Check it out and then share your images on our FB group! bit.ly/20pDWeu Keep those cameras rollin' and keep on clickin'. -Jay P. Shop our affiliate links- Octodome- amzn.to/29UBThh Baja B4- amzn.to/29WBdt0 Rosco- bhpho.to/2ajOf68 Source Four Fresnel- amzn.to/2ay8NUZ New giveaways every month! theslantedlens.com/giveaway _ Subscribe to The Slanted Lens and get new videos every Tuesday and Thursday bit.ly/1RgdYoM Visit the webpage: theslantedlens.com Visit our SPONSORS Tamron Lenses: bit.ly/20zf8lV Dynalite Dynamic Lighting: www.dynalite.com SKB Cases: www.skbcases.com Rosco: www.rosco.com Spider Camera Holsters: www.spiderholster.com Morgan Photo Retouch: www.morganphotoretouch.com Datacolor: www.datacolor.com/slantedlens Vanguard: www.vanguardworld.us/ Tog Tees: www.togtees.com Think Tank Photo: bit.ly/1Nndvpw Triple Scoop Music: www.triplescoopmusic.com Follow Jay P Morgan Google Plus: bit.ly/1PAIIlC www.facebook.com/theslantedlens1 twitter.com/theslantedlens instagram.com/theslantedlens

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