What are the most common audience pain points addressed by Paul Rogers regarding film lighting?

Based on the content I have, Paul Rogers often addresses three common pain points regarding film lighting:

1. Light Placement: If the light is too far, it can make the video look harsh and flat. The solution is to move the light source closer to the subject.
2. Light Height: If the light is too high, it can cause "raccoon eyes" (dark shadows under the eyes). The fix is to drop the light to eye level.
3. Background Separation: If there's no separation, the background can appear muddy. Adding an edge light can help create a distinct separation between the subject and the background.

These tips can help achieve an instant cinematic glow in your videos.

Is there a specific lighting issue you're facing in your video production? I'd be happy to help further!