How would you have lit this scene? Let me know below!

@MrBigmike829

Жыл бұрын

Two flash lights and a go pro

I reality enjoyed this kind of video, helps keeping focus on the importance of light motivation and simplicity. Thanks for sharing!

@flickcine

4 жыл бұрын

A lot of the time less is more hey! Thanks for watching! 😊

Shots look great, thank you for breakdown.

Great insights in less than 7 minutes, thanks for this felicia! breaking up the whites is a small detail that really ups the production =)

This should have waaaay more than 5,539 views.

Love to see how you'd do a night time bedroom scene with limited lights.

@flickcine

4 жыл бұрын

On the list! 👍

Super interesting. Thanks!

@flickcine

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks for watching, Chris! 😊

this is very good idea to capture in short place ... Thank You

Thank you for the video, it's a really nice looking and simple light setup. I have been stuck shooting in apartments with white walls for a while. This video will come in handy.

@flickcine

4 жыл бұрын

No worries! Glad to hear it will be useful for you 😊

Some scene ideas to shoot at home. -normal TV watching scene, or light it to support the action of watching a horror film or romance film etc. -back yard or balcony talking scene (could mask your talent in twice in the wide shot, talking to a clone of himself) -lighting for food shots? -lighting talent as silhouette in a dark room or dark hallway, horror style

@jamesandcamera

4 жыл бұрын

-Talking on the phone in a high key infomercial style -Playing an instrument in a colourful stage light style, only to find out at the payoff that he's just in his living room once the house lights turn on -beauty lighting, get him to do a faux makeup ad

@flickcine

4 жыл бұрын

These are awesome!! Thanks so much!

@flickcine

4 жыл бұрын

(good this he's been with me for 9 years and will put up with me asking him to be in videos 😂)

These are my favorite production videos to watch. Seeing how other DPs light and set up shots! :) looking forward to the next ones.

finally I found the video, really help me, thanks.

I love the minimalist setups! Keep em' coming!

Great video!

For me its look way to orange everything. Maybe that was intend to but its look very weird. One small exception is the Orange Street Light from the Light tubes who get use from time to time on Eastern European Citys.

Love this channel! Thanks so much for the great content you're sharing - it's super helpful!

I use unbleached muslin on all my shoots but never considered stuffing it inside a softbox - thanks for teaching me something new.

I loved this video!! Keep'em coming !! ...cheers from Mexico!

oh my god oh my god what a charm this before and after amaizng the way lighting

Love this video. Very informative, I learned a lot.

Love this kind of content. You should make more. I'd love to see your way of lighting for horror or drama scenes.

Thank you so much!!

This video is a good idea executed well. What about a shot-reverse-shot? For example, the subject gets up from a chair, walks down a hallway and into a room. The first shot pans as the subject walks down the hallway. The second shot is from inside the room when the subject enters. The lighting seems tricky.

Excellent! Just goes to show you can get great results without a forest of c-stands, flags, diffusion, etc. The lack of kit also means you avoided that very "overlit" look there seems to be so much of these days. If I see one more show or film with an anamorphic-shot, haze-filled, daylight- shaft-filled interior with all the lights switched on (at midday?) but apparently using only a 1-watt bulb each, I may well scream.

I never comment on KZread videos, but I just want to let you know that your channel is SO helpful and this video is phenomenal. Please keep up with this series idea!!!!

@flickcine

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks, Trace!

Very good sharing.. Done support you.. 😁✌🏽👌🏽📷🇲🇾

Another awesome video. Love it.

Love it! More like this please

Would love to see more of this! Thank you. Greetings from Nicaragua. Btw, thumbs up for the kitty at the end of the vid haha.

@flickcine

4 жыл бұрын

Thank you, Gabriel! Rumble the kitty will be very pleased with a thumbs up for his performance. I'll be sure to give him an extra ear scritch!

amazing !

Thank you! I'd love to see how you might handle a really dark night exterior, if you can make it work during quarantine.

@flickcine

4 жыл бұрын

That'll definitely require some more lights than what I have but I'll 100% put that on the list! Great idea :)

thanks for this really enjoyed it and learnt alot... did you use the negative fill in the end? also could you do a tutorial on how to light a living room or bed room for candid family vlogs

Nice set up and another great video. How about some more tiny spaces to light and shoot in? I record, mostly screencast but some live action, in a tiny 6x6 whisperroom booth and it's quite a challenge to light. Curious how you would light and shoot a scene in such a tiny space with all lights, camera and talent in the booth.

Awesome breakdown..

Well done!

@flickcine

4 жыл бұрын

Thank you!! I haven't forgotten about the Tenba bag! Will show it in the 7k sub Livestream if you catch that. Otherwise working on a video soon. 👍👍

Thankyou... 🙏

Nice tutorial!

Great video! Could you tell me which brand is that c-stand? It seems sturdy and not too heavy. Just what I'm looking for.

Nice shirt! 🇨🇦😀

@flickcine

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks! 🇨🇦 Got it over in Vancouver about 8 years ago now. It's wearing out and I really want another one! 😊

great stuff! Can i ask what the monitor mount is and also the matte box. Cheers

@flickcine

4 жыл бұрын

Matte box is the Tilta mini clamp on matte box. I have a video on my channel that's a little review of it. The monitor mount is a swivel mount I bought from SmallRig. It connects to a short NATO rail but you can get different versions of it to connect to other things.

@doubledark2

4 жыл бұрын

@@flickcine thanks (from Adelaide)

whats is the model of these light? excellent work!, if you can i am glad to ear your opinon of my last video.

@flickcine

4 жыл бұрын

I used a Westcott Solix with an Apollo Orb. Quite a nice light! A little noisy with it's fan but it's great!

Great video! I would love if you could make one like this with just natural light (mostly because I don't really have yet a set of good lights). Also, would you mind telling me your opinion on vintage glass? Do you have any vintage lens that you recommend? I hope you are well. :)

@flickcine

4 жыл бұрын

Oh yeah! Could do a video or two on natural light. I'll pop it on the list. I love vintage glass when shooting with sharp cameras. They soften images nicely. I have an adapter for my Fuji for my Canon FD lenses. Only have a 50mm and a 100mm Working on getting some sort of adapter to fit to the FD lenses to change them to EF mount. FD lenses are easily found and fairly cheap. It's a good start!

@albertop.9695

4 жыл бұрын

@@flickcine Thank you so much for your response! I was interested in the Canon FD lenses, but I read that it was complicated to adapt them, so I stopped looking into it. But now that you mention it (and because I also have a fuji, an xt-3), I think I would buy one. Could you please tell me which adaptor you use for your fuji? Thanks again!

@flickcine

4 жыл бұрын

No problem! They have a mechanism inside the lens that needs to be activated by attaching to the camera. Bit of an odd one to explain without actually showing it. I got an adapter from a company called Gobe. Its a simple adapter and does the job 👍👍

@albertop.9695

4 жыл бұрын

@@flickcine Thank you so much!

How did you get the Solix into the light modifier?

what lightstand did you use for this :) it looks more budget friendly more than a c stand

@flickcine

3 жыл бұрын

It's an Xlite C Stand ☺️ www.digidirect.com.au/xlite-c-stand-with-2x-grip-heads-and-arm?gclid=CjwKCAjwwab7BRBAEiwAapqpTOVc37JyFwpIwiYgIPQHIotTjr9vTuSFaRzG25UdXtBWV1VtkB3ONhoCL-wQAvD_BwE

I’m shocked that no cinema purist have complained about her using a BMPCC 6k. I’ve got the same camera and all the Armchair DoPs that I’ve met love crapping on the brand.