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English: Known as a celo-cucoloris, or "cookie" in the motion picture industry. It's used in front of a light to break the beam into a dappled pattern. It's made of wire screen dipped in plastic with a pattern burned into it.
English: Motion picture grip equipment, "celo-cucoloris" or "cookie" |
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| Source | Own work |
| Author | Henry Nelson |
Photo by Henry Nelson, Wichita Kansas
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