There's tons of videos online about it now but you often want to avoid front lighting because it looks less cinematic for lack of a better term. You want to shoot the shadow side because it creates contrast
would be nice to see a video dedicated to choosing the right iso for nighttime conditions. still something I'm learning about as a beginning cinematographer
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Can't get enough of your videos man they're like therapeutic but also massively educational
Cheaper than therapy too 💆🏻♂️
Great video and nice setup! I'm an amateur so was wondering why you specifically wanted to avoid the front light situation?
There's tons of videos online about it now but you often want to avoid front lighting because it looks less cinematic for lack of a better term. You want to shoot the shadow side because it creates contrast
@@MattAitia ahh okay I get you. Thanks for explaining 🙏🏼
Loved this video, nice and easy! My question is, did you rip off any dry wall with that tape and how do you avoid that if so?
@@carolmarianunez nope! Just peel it nice and slow
@@MattAitia awesome appreciate it!
would be nice to see a video dedicated to choosing the right iso for nighttime conditions. still something I'm learning about as a beginning cinematographer
I'll add that to the list!
Nice quick setup! What temp was the key/camera set to?
Thank you! The key was 3200k and camera was 5600k
nice stuff. where did you pickup those electrical plates?
Added them to the description. You can also find them at your local hardware store
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