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In this brief excerpt from a longer interview, host Stewart Cohen talks with gaffer Jason Penza about a specific casino set piece. Stewart explains that in casino lighting, color is paramount, and to convey the slick feel of a slot‑machine on a character’s face he programmed a moving light that sweeps across the face, mimicking the motion of a slot‑machine reel. The discussion highlights the creative decision‑making behind color choice, dynamic lighting, and collaboration between director of photography and gaffer to achieve a cinematic effect.

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