Thanks for watching! Do you have any scenes or scenarios you would like to see covered in this series? As an FYI, this scene was shot at 800iso which doesn't have the best performance on the BMPCC 6K and it really does need a de-noise. My computer doesn't particularly enjoy editing and grading on a good day so this is very much out of the realm of possibility for me at the moment. 👍

@KTHKUHNKK

4 жыл бұрын

Hello a very nicely done. I love the lighting the way you did it. Keith Kuhn KK Motion Pictures also on KZread

@flickcine

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks, Keith!

@danielbetanzos8082

4 жыл бұрын

Thank for the video, love how you find ways to light. Interesting to light the scene and "not the talent". I was thinking, ¿if replicating some dps like Nykvist or Rachel Morrison would enter the series? Maybe would be interesting. (sorry for the grammar, it's been a while since I write in English).

@flickcine

4 жыл бұрын

It could definitely be included in the series. This technique I actually took from a recent interview I watched with DP Zoe White! She discussed not exposing the talent quite correctly but seeing how far she can push lighting the space.

@KTHKUHNKK

4 жыл бұрын

@@flickcine I just got done loading one up give it a watch if you're not real busy. KZread KK Motion Pictures speaks

Hey Fel! I wanted to say thank you for your channel, and the work you put in. It might sound a bit daft, but largely thanks to your channel, I managed to scramble together a show-reel that got me into my dream university, with no previous education or credits in film at all. I feel confident enough to work on just about any set, too, thanks to your videos on grip work etc. Please do keep the content coming!

This is indeed a good way to improve scenes.

Nicely done 👏🏾

Great video Felicia! I'd like to see one about shooting a daylight interior scene with windows in the location.

@flickcine

3 жыл бұрын

It’s definitely on the list! Has to wait until after this lockdown though unfortunately. Thanks so much 😊

@squabblemaster4766

2 жыл бұрын

@@flickcine is lockdown over for u yet?🥹

An awesome lesson in working with bare minimums. Stay safe.

Thanks! Great concept to light the space instead of the subject.

Great Video!

High quality content, can't wait for this channel to blow up!

Really enjoying this series! Thanks for all your hard work!

@flickcine

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks, Michael!

This is insanely helpful, thank you so much !

This is a great video, thanks! I am still struggle to light up wide interior shots. Thanks!

Salut Felicia ! encore merci pour tes vidéos :) Super conseils !

Another great one! I hope you don't mind, I got another suggestion: could you make a video on tips/tricks/advices on composition? I hope you and your family are well! :)

This is great! I love the mirror framing. How about a kitchen scene?

@flickcine

4 жыл бұрын

Great idea! Any particular style?

@DavidBoffa

4 жыл бұрын

@@flickcine Let's say something contemporary and natural (i.e., not a horror scene); something you might do if you had to shoot a conversation between a couple in a kitchen. Thanks!

Great video but I don't understand what the eyelight is...isn't it when the light source appears reflected in the eye? In that case I didn't really notice it in the scene in which the man removed his eyeglasses.

Well I would say it realy depend what is in the "Bedroom Scene". Movies I pre fare use nice and good Studio Light to really light everything who is necessary to see.

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Personally, i’d rather use the doorway as the mirror introduces some confusion regarding the scene layout imo

@flickcine

4 жыл бұрын

Exactly why I regret not having the mirror in the background of the reverse shot. 👍 Hind sight is a wonderful thing!

🤦🏽‍♂️I was thinking of a different type of bedroom scene.