Robert Juliat Sully Profiles on Quotidien, French TV Show

	These 115W LED profile spotlights, which have been installed in cool white versions, provide the show with precise and uniform front lighting for television filming. Photo: Courtesy of Bangumi Production

The French evening TV show Quotidien, recently nicknamed "The French show with the good lighting," has gained international appeal thanks to its studio lighting, designed by Frederic Dorieux, which is particularly flattering for all the guests interviewed by Yann Barthes and his team of journalists.

To showcase the guests around the table, the infotainment talk show, broadcast every weeknight on TMC, relies on a lighting kit that includes a large number of Robert Juliat Sully profile spotlights, in addition to other equipment. These 115W LED profile spotlights, which have been installed in cool white versions, provide the show with precise and uniform front lighting, well-suited to the multiplicity of requirements of television filming.

The Robert Juliat Sully range of profiles delivers a high CRI of 96 (TM-30 Rf=92 Rg=98 / TLCI 97) offering a quality daylight and a light output that exceeds that of 1kW tungsten luminaires equipped with CTB filter.

Dushow TV, the French company based in Roissy-en-France near Paris, has been the technical service provider for the talk-show since its beginnings. The company works in close collaboration with Bangumi, the audiovisual company that produces Quotidien and numerous magazines and documentary films for French television channels. When the Bangumi production team decided to upgrade the lighting equipment to a 100% LED system, Dushow TV supported the transition, notably by proposing the replacement of the existing Robert Juliat tungsten profile fixtures in the studio with Sully profiles, adapted to the needs and aesthetics of the show.