I worked on this film and he’s got it all correct. That top light in the field was this huge balloon light with a skirt on one side. The key light on the truck was a Skypanel rigged to hood lol. Luca had this thing where he wanted a nearly 360 degree view of set so it was a lot of shuffling crew back n forth to get shots. Overall super fun film to be apart of! They cut a CONSIDERABLE amount of footage, we did 60 locations in 40 days. Hopefully the 4 hour cut is released for us. 🤞

DYING at the cut from the girl screaming about her finger being bitten to you going "so... about the lighting" 🤣🤣

You’re my favorite filmmaker on KZread. You’ve helped take things to the next level. Thank you Lewis!

“...looking at movies I didn’t make.” Hilarious!

I think you should call this format cinematography & chill🤝 It's so relaxing to watch but informative at the same time

I'm surprised at how simple these lighting setups seem to be

Dude, was not ready to see a person bite another persons finger off 😱

My favorite part was where the man had his hand on the knob

Timothée Chalamet looked so good in this movie!

The balls on the guy strapped to the front of that motorcycle lifting the camera in and out of the van. Wow.

Wanted to compliment you on this channel, man. I'm an aspiring DP myself, and your recommendations and approach are attainable and well-explained. Cheers man. Looking forward to anything else you've got coming!

Another classic, Lewis! Always love these breakdowns so much. Thanks for sharing!

This is a great video and I hope you keep making these. Super helpful to see the final shots paired with the bts.

Love this breakdown. I saw this film recently and was talking with my partner about how naturalistic the lighting felt and how it felt like there was barely any additional lighting, just whatever was on location. I love being so wrong on this occasion, and to see all the underappreciated craft, work and planning that goes into getting such a natural look.

Always a pleasure watching your breakdowns!

The ease at which you talk and how you break things down really makes this channel stand out and your tutorials so much easier to process. Thank you

I love this! Learned so much. Please make more Lewis!!!

Hey, great job man. really enjoyed this. "All quiet on western front" had a huge back stage too.

Just found ur channel and I loved it, as a Film Student in my First Semester this helps a lot for my understanding in the use of different Light positions, etc

You're the best person on KZread for cinematography. Love this channel to pieces!