Remove Reflections: Two Onset Tips

If you have to shoot into the glass on an oven door, car window or picture frame, how do you remove reflections that distract from your image? Sometimes you even see the camera.
Frank goes over two main techniques film crew's use onset to either block out reflections and glare using duvetyne or to get rid of them with the wonderful polarizer filter.

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