The lights. What lights?

Makes no difference.

And all of this because of cumulative cultural adaptation.

Tomorrow is my first day at the new workplace.

I never date coworkers.

So this is how we normally would light our offices.

Okay. So first thing tomorrow,

The screenplay on your home computer

We have something that's not going up.

Listen, I'm gonna need you to crosscheck with FBI personnel.

How are the folks?

I work here.

Stage lights? Yes.

Double illuminate

It's not up to me.

Scooch over. He's work friend.

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I've got a flare gun and a couple of flares.

Directional lighting

Use lighting

Flat lighting

Horton, illumination round.

Audrey, the flare gun!

Now you can see the world in a new light with IKEA.

Really, for a serial workplace dater.

A bit more professional.

He works at Bethesda.

All right.

Hit the lights, please.

A droid attack flare?

Why don't you go home and clean out your air filters.

Tom has asked Mary to meet him at his office tomorrow.

I worked there.

I said I worked at Merlotte's.

Place of business.

Great working environment.

Okay, it wasn't the lights.

Original screenplay Byun Won mi amp Song Min ho Screenplay revised by Gwak Jae yong

(Laughter)

I think I'll try some romantic lighting.

Yellow tee, four klicks.

like in this building the High Museum in Atlanta, which has been created by Renzo Piano from Italy, together with Arup Lighting, a brilliant team of lighting designers, who created a very subtle modulation of light across the space, responding to what the sun does outside, just because of all these beautiful openings in the roof.

Sally and I work in the same office.

This is a picture of the people

And he coined three terms, which are focal glow, ambient luminescence and play of the brilliants three very distinctly different ideas about light in architecture that all together make up this beautiful experience.