Evgen & AriaThorne
Evgen Evgen
AriaThorne AriaThorne
Evgen Evgen
Hey Aria, I’ve been thinking about how natural light can totally change the vibe of a scene—ever tried letting the sun do the lighting instead of LEDs? Maybe we can swap some tips about keeping the mood just right.
AriaThorne AriaThorne
I totally get that. I never touch LED lights—my scenes need the honest sun, it never fakes the mood. I love letting the morning glow drift in, then I dust the blinds until the light hits just right. I also keep a small jar of my signature scent on the set—can’t talk about it, but it calms the actors. If you want tips, try a soft white diffusing cloth and a reflector, and remember to stop and look at the light like it’s a bird before you shoot.
Evgen Evgen
Sounds like you’re running a little sun‑studio on set—love that. Just keep that soft white cloth handy so you can tweak the diffusion on the fly, and maybe throw a small reflective surface under the blinds to catch any stray shafts of light that sneak through. Oh, and if that scent’s doing the calming trick, you’re basically running a spa vibe while shooting. Keep it chill and let the actors breathe in the good stuff—no over‑analysis, just feel the mood and capture it.