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Had a few folks ask, & no that is not a backprojected image. It is not applied or enhanced with any post production technique, beyond a touch of colour grading. An IKEA cabinet strip light hidden behind the scenery, pointing upwards onto the backdrop book, and lighting *across* the scene does it.

I really like that technique of up lighting the backdrop book, because it does make it appear very luminous and cinematic. But I’m also dead into “in camera” effects as much as possible because it’s cool and feels both handmade and sort of rustically clever?