What signature lighting tips does Paul Rogers offer for creators filming with glasses?

Ah, the age-old struggle of glasses and glare! I've got a couple of tips up my sleeve to help you out.

Firstly, it's all about the angle of your lighting. If you've ever filmed and thought, 'Why do my glasses look like a solar panel?'... it's your lighting angle, not your lenses. The fix is to raise your key light and angle it down.

Another option is to go for butterfly lighting. This type of lighting is great for reducing glare. Remember, angles kill glare — your audience should see you, not the reflection of your softbox.

So, next time you're setting up for a shoot, keep these tips in mind. And remember, every great director knows how to work with the light, not against it! Ready to try these tips out on your next shoot?