I know the moonlight look is popular because of color contrast, but I'd love to see a more sodium vapor inspired ambience, I think orange streets are often overlooked on interior night scenes
3:22 this tip was so helpful for me. Really helped me put the pieces together. Steve Yedlin ASC said that sensor noise is actually a lack of information in your image. Today I was experimenting and just adding some room tone cleaned up my shadows dramatically. Thanks!
Room tone can be so tricky to get right. I've noticed that softness is definitely key though, if you hit the ceiling with something sourcy like a regular open face lamp it'll rarely sell the look. That slight backlight you had here was so nice though, definitely want to try that out myself sometime soon!
Thanks for covering that topic. I often so Screenshots of your before/after Pics and Store them in a lighting Folder, and I cherish to have the top down light plans you often add to your videos. Thanks
Thank you Brady for this Informative video, I'm a senior in Highschool working on a Film for school, and this gave me a lot more confidence in my upcoming shoot. For Video Ideas, Watching you light different scenes/scenarios step by step is something I'd like to see more of because I'm able to learn without spending hours doing it myself. Keep creating my friend!
A little different from a traditional video request, but maybe a video on how to approach the creation of a scene when a director says "I want x,y,z"? What does that process look like as a cinematographer/gaffer from start to finish for you? Also, any tips on reassuring that you're confident enough and prepared enough to handle a shoot/project would be much appreciated! Love the videos Brady, you're such an amazing help!
Hey Brady, love your content. Easy to understand and apply. I think there are probably many of us that would love to hear a bit more about the business side of things. I’m sure every videography channel gets these questions but the answers never get old. What kind of customers do you handle? How did you “get” them? Do you have a pay/fee structure? What advice would you give to the guys that have a mid level Canon and a couple of lenses, etc.? Either way, thanks a bunch for the information, it’s solid.
Hey Brady, I'm a big fan of your channel and look forward to your videos each week! I'd be interested in seeing a scene lit (maybe with something on the more narrative side) with two people in it, where there is some movement in the shot. Meaning there is some amount of blocking for the actors. I love how you often say "we light spaces and not faces" and would love an example of how the space is lit so both people look good, a mood is set, and they move a little in the frame. So, just a little proof that I stayed till the end of the video, and something I would be interested in learning more about. If it's too complicated of a setup, maybe just a couple of simpler videos leaning in that direction would be great too. If not, I'm still a big fan, and look forward to learning more about whatever you do decide to do next. Keep up the great work!
So informative and beneficial! I love your contents from Japan! What i would like to see is how to properly light the outdoor daylight seen with the least amount of gear. The biggest challenge that I have when I travel to shoot is to minimize what I take with me and get as better shots as possible.
Get some reflectors/bounces/diffusers! The big circle things usually swivel into a smaller package for light-weight and easy travel. Be careful getting cheap ones, the foil can crumble off very easily.
Hey man. Great work. My suggestion… just keep lighting stuff. I love it. And honestly, I reference these videos as tutorials for my own lighting. Maybe start with how to light a face when someone’s reading with a candle.
I’ve been waiting for a great video on room tone and you have definitely delivered, thank you! Keep exploring room tone in different scenarios please! I love this though!
Please make a playlist titled "how to light a scene" using all your videos explaining how to light different types of scenes. It would be very helpful. Thx :-)
Prof Brady!!!! How art thou? Been a fan from day one and I want you to know that I loved the video as usual! Great work Prof, I hope you win the lottery!
Yeoooo we have the same brand of camera I have the pocket 6K Pro and I’m trying to get the image to pop like yours! Omg I though you had a red so I was like uhhh 🙄 another one of “these guys” but your like meeeeeeeeee😁😁😁😁😁😁😁 IM SOOOOOO HAPPY!!!!!! Thank YOU! Now I can finally get it to look as CINEMATIV!
The edge light of the tops of the chairs lit from the outside window mixed with the practical selling candle, those chairs sell the scene as much as anything for me at least. Gotta nail your set design
Thanks man, I enjoyed this video - relaxed vibe, no posing no shilling, appreciate the honesty and the vibe. Keep it up. Btw. I would love to see a video on lighting youtube videos at home - on limited budget. I think many people wanna start making their own videos and share and do not have all the great aputure lights, only perhaps two light sources. Would be nice to see what are some tips tricks and ways to make it work on tight budget. Thanks alot.
Nice video. Your videos have come along way since ELM recommended you to me. I’d love to see a video describing how to light scene where someone moves from one room to another to another. I am currently struggling with this. Would love to see how you do it. Thanks!
Lighting a small basement with very little room to work in would be cool. I'd also be interested in lighting scenes with desks again the wall. I film a lot in music studios and they tend to be small spaces in basements and desks tend to be up again the wall. so yeah I have a specific use for this but I think it could be great for everyone and an interesting situation to work on.
Hi Brady, I think it'd be really cool to see how you light a 'Day Scene' at Night time and a 'Night Scene' in broad Day Light. Obviously one can just wait a couple of hours but I think it'd be interesting and challenging! Either ways.. been on the channel for a while, and love the videos as always!
Great video! My video suggestion (I watched till the end!) would be for lighting cars... stationary, indoors. Some shots may include someone around the car. Some shots would be close up detail and some further back. Thanks for all your helpful videos! They are broken down and explained so well!
Car stuff is always fun, never too much of it! Thank you so much, I’ve got a couple sprinkled throughout my channel but I’ll get creative for another soon enough
really love what you show here. Respectfully, I think there's something a tad bit unnatural looking about the "motivation" of the light coming from that small dim lamp on the counter. The key light is coming in hard, I think.
Yeah you know looking back, I may have to agree… nothing wrong with well said CC like this! I was doing this all alone , no help, so juggling TH-cam video, “gaffing” , lighting and etc I missed that detail. Wish I would’ve fixed it!
@@BradyBessette They're right, but still good job! Getting the right quality from an aputure softbox can be difficult sometimes. Litegear Litemats are often used in the industry for tight spaces to get a softer key.
Hey man, fellow filmmakers here ✌️ Really appreciate the video of you recreating a movie scene. Would be happy to see more of those dude!! Wish you all the best 🙏
Nice work. Would love to see how you would approach this same setting but with a scene that involves a lot of movement (like an action or fight scene).
could you do some recreating of old films doing so in black and white and color. like roman holiday and its a wonderful life. love the mix of hard and soft lighting and it would be neat to see how you translate it to color
Hey Brady, since you are asking. I have seen DP's shoot with (intentionally off color temp on camera) the results are great and stylized but a bit confusing to understand. I can provide samples if am not explaining it well. Anyways, I thought this would make for a great episode.
Another excellent video Brady! Always learning from you. Could you do a tutorial how you would light a group of people in a dinner scene? Maybe one high key style and one moody/ultra cinematic? That would be cool! Either way appreciate your knowledge! You and Sara do great work:)
Maybe a video about how you setup your framing for a simple 2 person scene. For instance, someone enters a room with someone surprisingly in there, and a simple exchange. How would you take a room in your house to set the framing/lighting?
Hi, Thanks for this great video! Learned a lot! To prove that I stayed till the end, I have a suggestion please 😂 Would you please consider making a video on how to "professionally" light your video conferencing calls? I've always been fascinated with learning about filmmaking, and only a few days ago have I learned the significance of lighting and I am just blown away! I started to try some new lighting methods on Zoom calls and it was incredible compared to the usual LED lamp-in-your-face way. But, I wish I could find a video that would teach me, and those like me, how to light it up perfectly. Thanks again!
Great video as always!! Maybe for a future video… how do you efficiently and quickly light entire scenes with a run and gun type setup with limited time?
These videos are just so helpful, would love to know your process for colour grading/luts when you are editing in DaVinchi. I've a pocket 6k and for a long time just have struggled with grading/exposure etc.
Video idea: Talk about your experience building your career. How did you put together a reel when you were staring out and didn't have much experience? How did you find jobs early on and how do you now? How important is it to have "pro" equipment on paid jobs if you are able to get the look you want with cheaper alternatives?
I always enjoy watching your videos, they are very educational. I would like to know if there is a way you can achieve this look when you don't have those expensive lights, like a ghetto version of this video. 😅
Can you show how to shoot more run and gun outdoor scenes. Sometimes clients want a golden hour look and there isn't a lot of time to setup a bunch of equipment when the sun is setting.
11:58 We light spaces not faces, Brady... spaces not faces.... ;) Damn, room tone really does add so much vibe. Video recommendation, more of a challenge really, indoor cinematic scene using no professional equipment, just your camera. If you need props or tools, you gotta use household items and lights.
What is camera settings? Do you use NDs to get dark look from the camera or bring down light on the post? Because looking on the back stage when you installed the light everything looks very bright.
Awesome video, Brady. Would it be possible to take us through your gear? What you prefer to own vs what you typically rent? Maybe why you prefer the bmpcc 4k and other cameras you prefer or recommend?
Excellent video Brady! Thank a lot for this! I definitely learnt something new today. Wanted to know how would you light up a basement or a small space (with low ceiling height) using one key light and maybe two other smaller style lights like an Aputure MC or something along those lines.
Hey Brady, greetings from Switzerland 🇨🇭! Love your content and approach of lighting a set. I’d love to see how you decide how much light you need for a scene? Do you use false color? A light meter? Keep rocking those nice tuts!
Hey there! Thank you so much! I use false color and my eye on the monitor to get the lighting I need, I have a video on false color mentioning that a bit more too
hey brady can you tell me how much the conrast ratio between the ambiant and the background and how much between the key and the ambiant in night and daylight
would love to recreate this scene. can you share how much ISO you used here? like i am shooting on red, should it be more towards 250? or 800? or maybe you used ND here?
Great vid! Can you make a video on how to use gels, nets, flags, bounce boards, etc? Advantages and disadvantages over a bicolour light? keep up the good work! Cheers :)
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Love the principles you implement in your videos. I hardly ever see TH-camrs talk about these things and have such a good result.
I know the moonlight look is popular because of color contrast, but I'd love to see a more sodium vapor inspired ambience, I think orange streets are often overlooked on interior night scenes
Sounds super fun I love it let’s do it
you must have loved the batman
3:22 this tip was so helpful for me. Really helped me put the pieces together. Steve Yedlin ASC said that sensor noise is actually a lack of information in your image. Today I was experimenting and just adding some room tone cleaned up my shadows dramatically. Thanks!
I watch your lessons every day. Because I wish I could do it your way. Thank you so much for making me better.
And thank you so much for the support
Room tone can be so tricky to get right. I've noticed that softness is definitely key though, if you hit the ceiling with something sourcy like a regular open face lamp it'll rarely sell the look. That slight backlight you had here was so nice though, definitely want to try that out myself sometime soon!
It is tough to get for sure, hard shadows are a dead giveaway like you said
indeed room tone is absolutely perfect in this!
It probably would helped to back the lights up outside the window and increase the intensity, if possible. That way the fall off isn’t so drastic.
Thanks for covering that topic. I often so Screenshots of your before/after Pics and Store them in a lighting Folder, and I cherish to have the top down light plans you often add to your videos. Thanks
You always motivates us to shoot and try new things
That means a ton thank you!
Love it see setting up a room for interviews.
Thank you Brady for this Informative video, I'm a senior in Highschool working on a Film for school, and this gave me a lot more confidence in my upcoming shoot. For Video Ideas, Watching you light different scenes/scenarios step by step is something I'd like to see more of because I'm able to learn without spending hours doing it myself. Keep creating my friend!
A little different from a traditional video request, but maybe a video on how to approach the creation of a scene when a director says "I want x,y,z"? What does that process look like as a cinematographer/gaffer from start to finish for you? Also, any tips on reassuring that you're confident enough and prepared enough to handle a shoot/project would be much appreciated! Love the videos Brady, you're such an amazing help!
Hey Brady, love your content. Easy to understand and apply. I think there are probably many of us that would love to hear a bit more about the business side of things. I’m sure every videography channel gets these questions but the answers never get old. What kind of customers do you handle? How did you “get” them? Do you have a pay/fee structure? What advice would you give to the guys that have a mid level Canon and a couple of lenses, etc.? Either way, thanks a bunch for the information, it’s solid.
I like this video!!!
Thank you so much 🙂
thank u and I'm a big fun of u. and about ur question I prefer ur lighting tutorials
Dude this is freaking sick... I want to learn lightning so bad and your tutorials are the way to go! Keep up the good work!!
Thank you so so much, Practice is definitely the best thing to do
Likewise, took me some time to figure out the importance of room tone. Still working on it of course! Cool stuff.
We are alllll still working. Thank you!!
I literally just learned this lesson earlier this month. Great video!
oooh depth with the diff colours in your talking head shot - jeez man so good
Hey Brady, I'm a big fan of your channel and look forward to your videos each week! I'd be interested in seeing a scene lit (maybe with something on the more narrative side) with two people in it, where there is some movement in the shot. Meaning there is some amount of blocking for the actors. I love how you often say "we light spaces and not faces" and would love an example of how the space is lit so both people look good, a mood is set, and they move a little in the frame. So, just a little proof that I stayed till the end of the video, and something I would be interested in learning more about. If it's too complicated of a setup, maybe just a couple of simpler videos leaning in that direction would be great too. If not, I'm still a big fan, and look forward to learning more about whatever you do decide to do next. Keep up the great work!
Room tone… brilliant! Similar to adding room tone in sound design. Definitely watch this one all the way through!
Daniel!! Hello sir! Thanks so much hope you’re doing great
Impressed ! I pressed the little red button and the bell
Thank you very much from Germany🙏🏾💪🏿
Thank you for the support!!!
Outstanding!
Thank you tons!!
Ok, i am going to try this. Thanks for sharing.
I have been learning a lot with your videos!! thank you so much for sharing your knowledge!
Thank YOU for the support
So informative and beneficial! I love your contents from Japan!
What i would like to see is how to properly light the outdoor daylight seen with the least amount of gear. The biggest challenge that I have when I travel to shoot is to minimize what I take with me and get as better shots as possible.
Get some reflectors/bounces/diffusers! The big circle things usually swivel into a smaller package for light-weight and easy travel. Be careful getting cheap ones, the foil can crumble off very easily.
@@MattBoxProductions Thanks for the advice!
Hey man. Great work. My suggestion… just keep lighting stuff. I love it. And honestly, I reference these videos as tutorials for my own lighting. Maybe start with how to light a face when someone’s reading with a candle.
Thank you so much for sharing your hard leaned experience over the years. Now I understood what was lacking in my lighting as well.
Thank you for the support!!
I’ve been waiting for a great video on room tone and you have definitely delivered, thank you! Keep exploring room tone in different scenarios please! I love this though!
That means a ton thank you so much, glad I can help
Nice one! ✨To answer your question, a video about quality of light modifying: haze, mirrors, foliage, flags, would be great.
Sounding like masterclass material with all that info
Thanks Brady. This was eye opening
Please make a playlist titled "how to light a scene" using all your videos explaining how to light different types of scenes. It would be very helpful. Thx :-)
Prof Brady!!!! How art thou? Been a fan from day one and I want you to know that I loved the video as usual! Great work Prof, I hope you win the lottery!
I appreciate you so much!!! That is so kind of ya
You do a great job of explaining and showing things to noobs like me lol thanks for this.
Yeoooo we have the same brand of camera I have the pocket 6K Pro and I’m trying to get the image to pop like yours! Omg I though you had a red so I was like uhhh 🙄 another one of “these guys” but your like meeeeeeeeee😁😁😁😁😁😁😁 IM SOOOOOO HAPPY!!!!!! Thank YOU! Now I can finally get it to look as CINEMATIV!
Really detailed explanation! Also love your kindness
Brady - my guy ❤
Hello 🥺
The edge light of the tops of the chairs lit from the outside window mixed with the practical selling candle, those chairs sell the scene as much as anything for me at least. Gotta nail your set design
I agree set design is important, but for a TH-cam video every week that gets tough!
@@BradyBessette can't even imagine, but keep.those.chairs!
Thanks you for this, you are great ❤ , I love your content 😊
If this was easy...then what is tough.😅..love the video...
Thanks man, I enjoyed this video - relaxed vibe, no posing no shilling, appreciate the honesty and the vibe. Keep it up. Btw. I would love to see a video on lighting youtube videos at home - on limited budget. I think many people wanna start making their own videos and share and do not have all the great aputure lights, only perhaps two light sources. Would be nice to see what are some tips tricks and ways to make it work on tight budget. Thanks alot.
Please do more lighting recreations from movies. I was blown away by your replication of the scene from The Social Network.
I really gotta do more don’t I, let me get back on it!
hi mate, thanks a lot for the time and passion you put on the video. Grazie sei generoso. ;)
And thank you so much for the support!
Thank you Brady!
Thank YOU
Nice video. Your videos have come along way since ELM recommended you to me.
I’d love to see a video describing how to light scene where someone moves from one room to another to another. I am currently struggling with this. Would love to see how you do it. Thanks!
I’ve been wanting to do this for a while, but trying to find the right location to do so! Thank you for this and glad to have you here!
much informational
Hello fan! I appreciate this!!!! Thank you!!
Great lighting!💯
Thank you!!
Very good, I was happy to learn more from you, I would like to ask you to do a tutorial on light blockers and their and the power of light direction
Lighting a small basement with very little room to work in would be cool. I'd also be interested in lighting scenes with desks again the wall. I film a lot in music studios and they tend to be small spaces in basements and desks tend to be up again the wall. so yeah I have a specific use for this but I think it could be great for everyone and an interesting situation to work on.
These are both great options thank you Gucci!!
@@BradyBessette loving the content too! Keep it up 👍
What a great tutorial. Thanks!
Hi Brady, I think it'd be really cool to see how you light a 'Day Scene' at Night time and a 'Night Scene' in broad Day Light. Obviously one can just wait a couple of hours but I think it'd be interesting and challenging! Either ways.. been on the channel for a while, and love the videos as always!
I like the challenge honestly!!
Oo I would really want to see this!
I would love to see a series where you recreate Hollywood movie looks
Your content is next level💯
Thank you!!!
Thumbs up!👍🏽
Extra thumbs up back!
Hey, man! Thought I’d send another thumbs up for this video. Cinegear Saturday, as a reminder. Great meeting you.
The unlimited coffee hack! Good to show not lighting "dark" or underexposed, just light normally then bring it down in camera or post.
Hey!!! All things aside I’d love real life unlimited coffee lol. But yes exactly what I did! Hope you’re killing it over there A 💪🏼
I would love to see more of how you light ambient and regular non moody sequences inside kitchen and bedrooms... that would be awesome
Great video! My video suggestion (I watched till the end!) would be for lighting cars... stationary, indoors. Some shots may include someone around the car. Some shots would be close up detail and some further back. Thanks for all your helpful videos! They are broken down and explained so well!
Car stuff is always fun, never too much of it! Thank you so much, I’ve got a couple sprinkled throughout my channel but I’ll get creative for another soon enough
Thanks for teaching bro
really love what you show here. Respectfully, I think there's something a tad bit unnatural looking about the "motivation" of the light coming from that small dim lamp on the counter. The key light is coming in hard, I think.
Yeah you know looking back, I may have to agree… nothing wrong with well said CC like this! I was doing this all alone , no help, so juggling TH-cam video, “gaffing” , lighting and etc I missed that detail. Wish I would’ve fixed it!
@@BradyBessette They're right, but still good job! Getting the right quality from an aputure softbox can be difficult sometimes. Litegear Litemats are often used in the industry for tight spaces to get a softer key.
maybe if there was a bit more level on the laptop and the counter between brady and the lamp that would have helped sell it a little better
Hey man, fellow filmmakers here ✌️
Really appreciate the video of you recreating a movie scene. Would be happy to see more of those dude!!
Wish you all the best 🙏
Nice work. Would love to see how you would approach this same setting but with a scene that involves a lot of movement (like an action or fight scene).
That's a great tip👍
Thank you so much
I would like to see more low resource setups like one light or diy lighting setups or shot planning for a scene
Thank you! great lesson😍
Awesome video yet again! I’d like to see how you’d light a big space with multiple subjects
I gotta find multiple subjects first
Good Information, Very Helpful
Thank you so much
could you do some recreating of old films doing so in black and white and color. like roman holiday and its a wonderful life. love the mix of hard and soft lighting and it would be neat to see how you translate it to color
Nice One!! Thanks Mann!
Like your videos !
Hey Brady, since you are asking. I have seen DP's shoot with (intentionally off color temp on camera) the results are great and stylized but a bit confusing to understand. I can provide samples if am not explaining it well. Anyways, I thought this would make for a great episode.
Hey RV!! Thank you for this. Let me look into this a bit more!
very very interesting.
Thank you!
Another excellent video Brady! Always learning from you. Could you do a tutorial how you would light a group of people in a dinner scene? Maybe one high key style and one moody/ultra cinematic? That would be cool! Either way appreciate your knowledge! You and Sara do great work:)
Thank you so much!! Love the dinner scene idea :)
Maybe a video about how you setup your framing for a simple 2 person scene. For instance, someone enters a room with someone surprisingly in there, and a simple exchange. How would you take a room in your house to set the framing/lighting?
Let me find friends first… lol but I love this idea
Brady the beast
Thank you Ali!!
Hi, Thanks for this great video! Learned a lot! To prove that I stayed till the end, I have a suggestion please 😂 Would you please consider making a video on how to "professionally" light your video conferencing calls? I've always been fascinated with learning about filmmaking, and only a few days ago have I learned the significance of lighting and I am just blown away! I started to try some new lighting methods on Zoom calls and it was incredible compared to the usual LED lamp-in-your-face way. But, I wish I could find a video that would teach me, and those like me, how to light it up perfectly. Thanks again!
Great video as always!! Maybe for a future video… how do you efficiently and quickly light entire scenes with a run and gun type setup with limited time?
Thank you!! I know I’ve done it once but I can do more!
please make high key beauty light tutorials for full body shots 💛
Did you do a masters degree on light or something? Best Channel I've come across for learning light techniques.
These videos are just so helpful, would love to know your process for colour grading/luts when you are editing in DaVinchi. I've a pocket 6k and for a long time just have struggled with grading/exposure etc.
Literally Mondays video. Stay tuned! Thank you so much!
Great vid, Brady. Was your white balance 4700 Kelvin? Maybe you should also list your settings in the description.
Not a bad idea with description! WB was actually at 4000 k as I mentioned in the video!
Video idea: Talk about your experience building your career. How did you put together a reel when you were staring out and didn't have much experience? How did you find jobs early on and how do you now? How important is it to have "pro" equipment on paid jobs if you are able to get the look you want with cheaper alternatives?
I always enjoy watching your videos, they are very educational. I would like to know if there is a way you can achieve this look when you don't have those expensive lights, like a ghetto version of this video. 😅
Thank you so so much! I think I could make that happen, give me a little time
Can you show how to shoot more run and gun outdoor scenes. Sometimes clients want a golden hour look and there isn't a lot of time to setup a bunch of equipment when the sun is setting.
Yes I know I have one up on the beach but I plan on doing more
id love to see some davinci quick color grading vids. trying to switch to davinci from premiere.
Soon;)
Hey Brady, awesome video, what is the color temperature that was set on the camera.
11:58 We light spaces not faces, Brady... spaces not faces.... ;) Damn, room tone really does add so much vibe. Video recommendation, more of a challenge really, indoor cinematic scene using no professional equipment, just your camera. If you need props or tools, you gotta use household items and lights.
You’re putting my talent to the test! I like it :) thank you!
Awesome, how did you lit your background as gradient from orange to green
What is camera settings? Do you use NDs to get dark look from the camera or bring down light on the post? Because looking on the back stage when you installed the light everything looks very bright.
Excelent mi good friend Brady!!! So, what is your f value and your temperature on your camera??? Thankyou very much and best regards!!!
Hey thank you so much!! I actually don’t have a “favorite” necessarily, each scene is different!
Awesome video, Brady. Would it be possible to take us through your gear? What you prefer to own vs what you typically rent? Maybe why you prefer the bmpcc 4k and other cameras you prefer or recommend?
Excellent video Brady! Thank a lot for this! I definitely learnt something new today. Wanted to know how would you light up a basement or a small space (with low ceiling height) using one key light and maybe two other smaller style lights like an Aputure MC or something along those lines.
Hey Brady, greetings from Switzerland 🇨🇭! Love your content and approach of lighting a set. I’d love to see how you decide how much light you need for a scene? Do you use false color? A light meter? Keep rocking those nice tuts!
Hey there! Thank you so much! I use false color and my eye on the monitor to get the lighting I need, I have a video on false color mentioning that a bit more too
cool. thanks.
hey brady can you tell me how much the conrast ratio between the ambiant and the background and how much between the key and the ambiant
in night and daylight
Can you do a lighting setup with a Lowell Light kit or some other similar lighting kit?
Let me try to track it down!
I'm the 100k subscriber :) what a
luck.
Lol not yet!!! Soon!!
An honor to be the first
An honor to have you here!
legend
would love to recreate this scene. can you share how much ISO you used here? like i am shooting on red, should it be more towards 250? or 800? or maybe you used ND here?
Great vid! Can you make a video on how to use gels, nets, flags, bounce boards, etc? Advantages and disadvantages over a bicolour light? keep up the good work! Cheers :)
A little recommendation, show the results first, attract audience first. And in the end show the bird view lighting map.