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Originally Posted by Rinehart
... a practical light bridge was out of the question." What does he mean by "light bridge"?
...What does he mean exactly by "operational requirements"?
..."lacking the characteristic modeling that might prove embarrassing in certain sequences." Huh?
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I think "light bridge" means a catwalk for the lighting hands.
Operational requirements seems to refer to the number of personnel needed, but it could be other things too - I just take this to mean the general level of effort and staffing.
Describing modeling light as "embarrassing in some situations" seems peculiar to me, but a well known problem of live TV lighting is getting the lights OK for all the positions that the actors may take, without moving the lights; as opposed to motion picture practice, where the lights are readjusted for each shot.