Sawubona, welcome to Natural Light. I am Lwazi Mthembu, I have been a documentary cameraman for fourteen years, and this is a show where we talk to the people who make real films about how the work actually gets done. Today I am with Nomvula Dlamini, who spent two years inside a public clinic in Johannesburg with a single camera and not one light. I shot the last few months with her, and I can tell you the rule was simple. Touch nothing. You cannot move the bed, you cannot close the blinds, you cannot ask the nurse to say that again. We will talk about how you make that look like a choice rather than an accident, and along the way I will explain exposure in a way that actually makes sense. You are listening on Witspeak Podcasts. Roll camera.