Cinematic Lighting in Small Spaces on a Budget - Part 2
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Part 1 - • Cinematic Lighting In ...
I've just realised the very beginning of the video cuts in suddenly rather than fading like it's supposed to and it's really irking me ;)
Part 2 of our Cinematic Lighting in Small Spaces on a Budget (that's a lot of words) takes a look at a few breakdowns on some setups shot with tiny LED panels - in particular, the Godox M1. Tiny panels like this are extremely useful for getting into tight spaces and for placing just out of frame - not to mention, these days they have a decent light output and a range of colour and effects options available. If you're looking at lighting a small space on a budget, these types of lights can be lifesavers, as there's way less of struggle to fit them into tighter spaces - and if you need to mix colour temperatures, you can just do that with a button - rather than buying and setting up gels. Extremely useful lights to have to hand, not just for a low budget, but for any budget!
Cameras:
Blackmagic Cinema Camera 2.5K
Blackmagic Micro Cinema Camera
Lens:
Sigma 18-35mm f/1.8 ART
Metabones Nikon G - BMCC Speedbooster
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Haha thanks man. There's a lot of useful content hidden on here, just takes some searching sometimes!!
@@RobEllisCinematographer Oh yeah I totally agree, I just get annoyed that the best stuff gets buried the most. I guess at least it makes it more esoteric. Cheers and stay awesome!
So true
Agreed. I wish TH-cam see this comment and relase this sort of new feature ;)
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Wow thank you so much, I really do appreciate it! :)
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Masterclass content from a true mastermind!
People asked me where do I go to study films, I always answer them "The Rob Ellis Film School"
Haha thank you so much!! :)
No! Thank you for providing us free content! I love all your work
True . You learn more things from him rather than going to a film school
Your lighting tutorials are hands down the best on TH-cam bud! I’ve learnt so much from yourself it’s transformed my videography skill set moment. Thank you so much
That's awesome you've learnt from so much from my videos, super happy to hear that! Thank you so much Peter!
First to comment!!! Lol, now to watch! Legit you and The Wandering DP are 2 of the best on here. I appreciate your work.
:D :D wow thanks, I love his channel! And you just made me realise I wasn't subbed to him, so now that's fixed haha! Thanks so much man :)
Agreed, Wandering DP’s stuff is great (and so is the podcast)!
Add ANDBERY to the list too
Brady Basette and Spenser Sakurai are good too, depending on your level of course.
@@imiy yeah both of them are pretty good as well
I'm speachless, this is one of the best lighting tutorial I've ever seen, Thank you so much!
Wow!! Thank you so much for the kind words! :D
By far the best tutorials about cinematic lighting I've came accross on youtube! Please continue to share your work and experimentations with us.
The power of lighting. You are amazing. Thank you
Thank you for this. This year I realized how important lighting is and this tutorial is priceless!
I love how atmospheric you make these relatively simple tutorials! Such a different vibe to other creators, and I love it!
After years of watching lighting tutorial videos and paying for masterclasses, your videos hands down are the best!
Wow that's a strong statement!! But one I am hugely appreciative of - thank you so much!! :)
this channel is pure gold. the videos are so peaceful but superrr informative at the same time. love your content dude
By far the best cinematography videos I've ever seen, great work!
Ahh the workshop, I can think of no better place to brood! Great vid yet again btw!
An excellent place to brood! I don't like the inclusion of the hammer though, the brooding seems to be taking a dark path 😂 thanks so much and thanks for sticking with the channel! :)
@@RobEllisCinematographer It's a pleasure man, great content, simple and useful tutorials!
I feel grateful for finding your channel. I think I've subscribed to more than 10 videographers out there but your channel is my favorite light tutorial channel. It is professional, simple, easy to understand and straight to the point.
Man this is nuts... thank you. I haven’t been filming much lately and feeling somewhat deflated (parent life) - but this is really inspiring and makes me want to get back behind the camera 🥰
Do not Stop making videos ! You are one of the only youtuber that is so motivating and inspiring
Your channel is going to blow up, trust me! So much valuea that you are giving to us and we appreciate it !
Rob! Loving this series man. Pure gold. Thank you.
Thanks so much man! :)
Excellent! Loved the comparisons of different versions (fill/no-fill, graded/not-graded etc.). Thank you! 🍀
Thank you so much and please keep making tutorials like these ! 🙏🙏
I really appreciate the work you put into this Rob, super insightful.
Absolutely and I'm happy you found it insightful, thank you so much! :)
I don’t understand why people thumbs down.
Why? Just..why?
I’d love to know the reason why someone went out of their way to try and feel big and powerful by thumbs downing valuable and free, easy to understand information.
If you hate it so much, just click away. Why try to punish the creator? Why? Why why why why?
I'm not even entirely sure the thumbs down button does anything for a video's standing haha, but I'm not the biggest fan of the whole social media "currency" of likes and dislikes anyway, comments and proper interaction is where it's at! Although I am still highly appreciative of anyone who does give my videos a little thumbs up tap 🤗
oh man! you´re gonna smash it! this year´s videos are the best of the best out there
Wow thank you so much!! Really appreciate that :)
THANK YOU FOR THIS ROB! Brilliant!
You are the best!!! Your lighting tutorials are pro level and truly cinematic...keep it up, love your content!!!
Thank you so much! I'll try my best to keep it up! :D
wow, you just blew me away! this episode brought something completely new to me. it's so cool to see what you can do with such small lights!
So glad to hear that!! :) It's crazy how far the LED tech in lights has come and what you can do with it, especially considering the prices of some of these. Thanks for watching! :D
This finally convinced me to buy a few Godox M1s. I researched a ton of brands and models, but the M1s still ended up being the best bang for my buck. Thank you for these videos!
What’s not to love about this channel. We’re really happy there are practical film makers like yourself. Dispel the myth that you need large HMI’s & 65 sensor cams to make moody, cinematic film. 🎥💪🏼💪🏼💪🏼💪🏼
Thank you so much! Happy you're enjoying the channel!! :)
This is a great channel Rob! Great work!
Love your channel man, I've learned so much thanks!
You are always creative ♥️ thank you so much
Great video, Rob. I find your content borderline therapeutic as we struggle with this pandemic and staying at home during winter. Thank you, and please keep them coming.
Thanks Fernando and that's so lovely to hear. I will keep them coming! :)
I really like your work! Thanks for a lot of help! You are amazing!
This is a Zen video. Love it!
That's amazing! More like this please. Thank you 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Thank you so much for this! There's one think i would really like to know: how do you set your white balance when working with lights in different color temperatures?
but loved everything else in this video!
I'm still impressed by your mirror trick from part one. And now part 2? My day couldn't get any better thank you for creating another masterpiece!
Thank you!! :)
This is so helpful! Thanks for sharing your knowledge!
Thanks Rob! This is a great tutorial on the use of small LED lights. I personally bought 20$ LED tubes designed for the fitment in kitchen cabinets (3200k and 5500k) they don't have nearly as much flexibility as these godox units but they work in tight spaces just as well!
This video is just beautiful.
These tutorials are just incredible.
Thank you so much Aaron! :)
Love the colour contrast on these man !!
Thanks so much man! :)
Love how your using the 2k bmcc. I love and will probably always use my OG bmpcc unless I get my hands on another that has the same or better feel as the OG. Much respect.
Unbelievable quality Rob!
Thank you mate!! :)
Many thanks for this simple but effective tutorial, I'll give it a try soon. Good luck
Definitely give it a try!! Thank you :)
Beautifully demonstrated, beautifully done! thank you so much Rob for the amazing and helpful video.
Thanks so much! :) happy these videos are helping!!
This is excellent Rob. Thanks for going into the granular details that go into your setups. That colour contrast is 🔥, but not overly saturated; LOVE IT!
Thank you so much Jack! Always try to make these as detailed as I can whilst sticking to the useful info, glad that's showing! :)
@@RobEllisCinematographer it’s a delicate balance for sure, but your passion for what you’re doing is a constant, and makes your stuff engaging.
awesome works, thank you for this video.
thank you for this amazing work
Thank you for this Rob! As a musician shooting and lighting myself in small spaces during quarantine, your videos have been giving me an unfair advantage!
Thanks Patrick, happy to hear that! :D
Very nice! Love that you're getting so much out of those little light here. Looks fantastic and great tutorial too. Nice and chill:)
Your channel is the "key light" from my lighting knowledge. (Sorry for my english hope you urderstand 😅)
Haha yes I understand! Thank you so much and you're learning from my videos! :)
@@RobEllisCinematographer Thank you for the content! :D
This is amazing! Thank you for sharing this Rob ^^
Love your channel! I literally get excited when I see another video pop up on YT.
That's awesome Nathan glad you're enjoying my videos! Thank you so much! :)
GREAT video man, thanks!
Excellent setups with great explanation.
Thank you so much! :)
THANKYOU SO MUCH THE GREATEST EXPLAINIAION OF LIGHTING . LOVING TO MUCH
Nice vid rob! Driving the message home that its not about what lights you have but how you shape light regardless of source.
Love shaping and crafting light
Absolutely! :) and thanks for sticking with the channel Byron! :)
@@RobEllisCinematographer love the work you do mr Rob, same ethos all about the lighting which is what I love doing also
Another great lighting lesson , I've learned more from Your video tutorials about the lighting, than in academy of arts for 4 years, and I'm not even joking. Thank You.
That's crazy! And very humbling! Thank you so much man! :)
This man is a magician.
Mind Blowing
Ingenius and inspiring!!
Yo for real your videos are so great, for me really the most underrated channel about cinematic stuff and etc.
Thank you so much! :)
One of the best filmmaking channels on TH-cam
Thank you so much Luke!
Best lighting channel on TH-cam.
Ah thank you so much!! :)
@@RobEllisCinematographer No worries. This video's actually funny timing because just recently I did some lighting tests for a short with a *very* similar (though nowhere near as good-looking) setting. I think I'll have to steal the idea for bouncing a small light off the ceiling for the overhead look since it's tricky to get the angle otherwise.
Glad I timed that well then! ;) and do it! It's great what you can do with little bits of material for bounce and the lights are so small its easy enough to keep them out of shot. Hope the shoot goes well!
such an inspiration. Thanks brother
You do amazing work here on youtube. Thank you so much. As a film student in my 4th year I am learning so much still
Thank YOU so much! :) I appreciate it!
You make lighting so easy and affordable, while I cannot afford these lights at the moment I have some that are similar I will use to light small spaces in my projects or shorts. Thank you!
Absolutely, doesn't have to be these particular lights, something similar can get the job done! Thank you! :)
thanks a lot!simple but very informative
This is freaking awesome!
Thanks for the effort and sharing!
Subscribed.
I learned so much from this video, thank you Rob!
And thank you for watching Brett! I appreciate it! :)
Mate these videos are insane. Just so so good. Thankyou 🙌 it inspires me to want to make a film and I'm gonna go straight back to this channel and use some of these techniques
Thank you Jospeh! Awesome to know that they've inspired you!! :)
very inspiring tutorial! Thanks a lot for making and sharing this!
Keep inspiring us Rob!
Keep up the good work.
Thank you!! :)
Thank you so much for your content! It is really helping me to understand light better!
I'm glad my videos are helping, thank you so much :)
Maestro of light
This is beyond badass, please do more of these lighting tutorial scenarios, priceless! 🤘😎
Thanks so much Morgan! I will do!! ;)
This is pure gold man.
That's great to hear, thank you! :)
Freaking amazing man! So much respect for all of your resource! These videos are gems for a beginner film maker like myself. Thank you for sharing! Looking forward to putting these lessons to the good use on my first SHORT! Love from Aotearoa New Zealand!
It is absolutely motivational, great content!
You are a master, man. It's super inspiring to see this done with simple solutions.
Thank you so much Braden! :) it's crazy what you can do with cheaper lights these days!
@@RobEllisCinematographer You're very welcome!
If this channel is a stock, I'll buy it. With content this good, it has to go viral. Great job!
I used to think that Dynamic Range is a big deal then I realised that I can control Dynamic Range by lighting properly... and then I won't have to lift shadows and fill the image with noise. Lighting is the most important part in film-making, I am starting to realise that now.
still dont over look dynamic range, the weaker the dynamic range the more stronger your light output has to be to compensate, night shots not so much. but if we're talking about daytime interiors then exposing for the windows and the talent can be tricky, unless you want to put NDs on the window, then having good dynamic range can be beneficial. Dont overlook or ignore anything in film making.
Everything is a balance! :)
Excellent video, Rob..
Man this is one of the few channels that still inspires me and helps me find new things to try with lighting. It's really nice. I've been working in video production for years, and I know how to light things to look generally quite good by now, but you bring such creativity and cleverness to the table with limited resources. Your videos are really worth watching.
That's so good to hear man and I'm glad my videos can help out, it's great to know these are interesting videos for people even with a good amount of experience in video production! Thank you so much for the kind words :)
@@RobEllisCinematographer Yeah, there is always more to learn with lighting and more ways to do even the seemingly simple things. Your videos often get the gears turning in my head, and actually pay off on set, ha
Really enjoyable and nice breakdown! I will definitely watch more. I just ordered the Godox. And zyro looks very interesting too. One tiny detail: I suppose your in-camera WB stays at 5600 for a mixed lighting setup like this one.
Great video!! Thank you so much 😊
Good job, thank you for the upload
Once again! This is so good!
Great channel and videos. Tks for share your knowledge
this is amazing. one of the best bts i've seen on you tube. thank you for sharing
And thank you for watching, I appreciate it! :)
This is just amazing Rob!
Thank you so much! :)
Wonderful use of small LEDS, Rob! Will have to try that out
Crazy what those small LEDs can do these days! Definitely try it out! :)
Hi Rob I just can't thank you enough for what you have taught me here with your channel man, THANKS!. DO you have a tutorial on how you edit your videos?, that cinematic teal and orange you create is just awesome!
great content as always, mate.
Soooo helpful and informative. Thank you
Thank you for watching! :)
This was so good! So informative! I felt like i just sat down in a cinematography class! 🙏🙏🙏
Thanks so much Justin, happy to hear it!
Wow crazy. Very creative. Keep up these lightning tutorials man.
Thank you! :) and I will do! :)