Great breakdown mate. One question - What would you do to make this scene more dramatic? Would you add more negative fill on the right side of her face? or make the overhead light more directional so it spreads less?
Hello! and thank you for these great lighting breakdowns. What color temperature did you use on the camera and ISO setting? Also did you film with a flat profile and used a Rec 709 LUT to preview the colors and lighting? many thanks!
Love seeing lighting breakdowns like this. It really helps the independent (i.e. low budget) film makers like myself. Thanks a million.
You bet, glad I could shed some insight
You guys do some of the best BTS/lighting breakdowns around. Keep 'em coming, please!
Thanks Thomas! I will!
This stuff is gold! Keep them quick and keep 'em coming!
Thank you so much!
Always great videos! I really like the breakdowns.
Thanks Casey! I like making them and have more to come!
Very nice breakdown man
Thanks!
Great breakdown mate. One question - What would you do to make this scene more dramatic? Would you add more negative fill on the right side of her face? or make the overhead light more directional so it spreads less?
Probably lower the exposure on the overhead light and make it more motivated by the window light.
@@lensprotogoInteresting!! Also if you get the chance could you guys do night exterior breakdowns? Cheers :)
Ill see what I can do
@@lensprotogo Awesome! Always cool to see your videos Greg :)
I LOVE those breakdowns! Thank you for sharing :)
Really good breakdown! I love these practical examples. You could add some info about the white balance on camera. Was it 5600?
Hello! and thank you for these great lighting breakdowns. What color temperature did you use on the camera and ISO setting? Also did you film with a flat profile and used a Rec 709 LUT to preview the colors and lighting? many thanks!