Is... is this actually filmed at night time with badaboom blaster floodlights* for the actors? Or (2nd best) in a studio with balanced darkness and light? I'm _so_ _tired_ of the black-blue filter that gets plastered over night scenes - it looks friggin' weird! A+ choice for this production!
(*This is obviously the official technical term and not something I just made up.)
@eishiya
Indeed! 'The Crime of the Blue Filter'*. One of the reasons I watch so much c-drama is that it's far less common there. Not absent, alas, but there are a lot more colours on screen.
(*Term coined by Pinsent Tailoring)
@MarthaCrimson Weird how we went from blue-tinted day-for-night shots in the B&W era to effective studio lighting to blue-tinted ineffective studio lighting.
I think part of it is movies are basically created in post-production now, rather than planned out in detail before filming, so I guess they go with generic lighting that can be changed in post to day or night, just in case.
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