Set Up a Permanent Home Studio for Video
How to set up a permanent home studio for video. Stop wasting time setting up light stands, c-stands and tripods every single time you want to make a video. Setting up your home studio or off in a semi-permanent way is the best way to save hours of time setting up and breaking down for every video session. This is a MASSIVE time saver, especially for content creators on KZread.
Home Studio Gear:
Manfrotto Autopole geni.us/AutoPole
Kupo Pole geni.us/KupoPole
Quasar Science LED geni.us/QLED
Soft Box geni.us/Diffuser
Matthellini Clamp geni.us/Matthe...
Super Mafer Clamp geni.us/SuperM...
Cheap LED Light geni.us/LEDPanel
Aputure Mini20D geni.us/Mini20
Paper Backdrop geni.us/PaperBack
Kupo Extension Rod geni.us/KupoExt
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Who is Chadwin Smith? I am an aspiring cinematographer. I love creating videos and showing others how to light and shoot better videos! I also review tech and gear. Based in Arizona, USA
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Wow. Small space content creator here, and I was legit one minute away from splurging on a c-stand kit. This is a godsend, thank you so much!!!
@chadwin
4 жыл бұрын
haha! Yeah, it sounds like we both are working in small spaces. The overhead grid is perfect for clearing up floor space. I do have a set of c-stands, but mostly use them for client work and shoots at the studio.
@missioncreekstyle3814
4 жыл бұрын
Same. I think there is one other KZreadr that has a video up. That one touches on the same ground. I am surprised the idea hasn't caught on more. A case of working smarter, not harder. Also economical. C-stands are expensive!
Fantastic video. It was so helpful to see your setup and then the amazing end result.
Now thats a very convenient setup for a small room studio.
@chadwin
5 жыл бұрын
Max Soto yeah! I’ve tried to make it as easy to film as possible. Even still it always takes more time than you think.
Glad to see you uploading in 4k now! Great video Chadwin
@chadwin
5 жыл бұрын
Tyler Lee Kenyon haha yep! I’ve been trying to upload everything in 4k for a while now. Sometimes I have to shoot in 1080 though for slo mo so I don’t
Thanks for the BTS, you gave me some ideas. I like the clamps and the grip stuff specially
@chadwin
5 жыл бұрын
Marcos Rocha heck yeah man! Honestly, you’re gonna thank yourself later if you get everything set up on a grid now and hang your lights. Makes everything so much better! I can pump out videos much faster now when I’m ready to record.
Fantastic tips thanks! - so interesting to see behind the scenes then in ready to film mode. Night & Day
@chadwin
5 жыл бұрын
Chris McKiernan right? The BTS is so ugly and underlit, but the actual in camera shot looks good! Haha
Excellent. Thanks SO much. Perfect. Subbed!
@chadwin
3 жыл бұрын
awesome! I hope it was helpful for your own home studio setup. thanks for the sub and welcome to the channel!
Thanks for the tips - I've been thinking about ways to get stuff off the floor since it's a small space as well.
@chadwin
4 жыл бұрын
Yeah, building out a simple overhead grid will solve your floorspace problem real quick! I love it and almost never put up a light stand in my home studio anymore
Nice Setup! 👍
@chadwin
5 жыл бұрын
Thanks man! It's always evolving and changing.
Great job!
@chadwin
4 жыл бұрын
Joe Hernandez thanks Joe!
Awesome hey question can you put a couple of soft box lights on it to I'm still trying get my beauty room straight up, got to many poles and lights on the floor ugh.But this seems to be the way go I like this idea tfs
@chadwin
Жыл бұрын
Yes!! You can absolutely use soft box lights on it. I’ve added soft boxes to most of my lights. Getting all of your lights off the ground and clearing space for other stuff when filming is so nice! Good luck
@simplymarvelous4130
Жыл бұрын
@@chadwin Thank you so very much
Thanks for the tips.
@chadwin
5 жыл бұрын
Of course, thanks for watching!
Is cool Thank You
@chadwin
Жыл бұрын
Hope it was helpful! Thanks for watching
@DroseMr
Жыл бұрын
Absolute.
Great job and thank you for the ideas. I work at Adobe on Premiere (support!) and am looking for a little home studio setup. I think that everything looks amazing. I know the style is no Fill these days, but I would prefer a small amount of fill to model out the face. Although with my face....LOL. Maybe a strategically placed white card could do it. You could fly it off your pole with a mafer clamp and a gobo arm, maybe?
@chadwin
4 жыл бұрын
Mission Creek Style hey! That’s awesome. You probably know so much about Premiere, you could make some incredible tutorials, or whatever you wanna do. Yes, you can definitely hang another light or a bounce card for the fill side of the face. I hang all different things from my auto pole just depending on what I need for the shot.
I'm really hooked on this setup but I'm wondering what payload do you feel comfortable loading this rig with? I mean for leaving it set so others than me can safely visit my studio without me? Btw, awesome channel and great work you're putting out!
@chadwin
3 жыл бұрын
Oskar Karlsson yeah, hanging your lights and getting rid of all the stands everywhere is definitely the way to go!! Don’t quote me, but I saw somewhere that the autopole would hold around 70lbs. I have about 25lbs on mine and it does totally fine!
@websurfer2344
7 ай бұрын
Fantastic of you to share!
well done!
Fantastic video. I think I just found your practical table light. I needed a soft background light and yours is perfect. IKEA has a Fado table light in gray that looks just like it. I apologize if I’m crossing any boundaries but may I ask what bulb you used in yours? Thank you!
@chadwin
5 жыл бұрын
haha that's funny! IKEA stuff is always so easy to spot cause so many people buy their stuff. It's a great little light. I'm using a"vintage" LED light that I think I also bought from IKEA. It's a warm light around 3000 kelvin.
@phdman2014
5 жыл бұрын
Thank you, Chadwin! I'm all about whatever it takes to accomplish the goal. My wife is still reeling over the videographer's dream of a beastie PC I just built. Saving hobby money goes a long way in starting a new life chapter. I didn't see the bulb on IKEA but I'm sure it's not hard to find. Your'e a stand-up guy, Chadwin! I always pass things forward, and count on me if you need anything.
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@chadwin
5 жыл бұрын
Hopefully this gets the wheels turning in your mind. haha
@simkeo99
5 жыл бұрын
@@chadwin yea thanks I like your Video .
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@chadwin
5 жыл бұрын
haha! thanks!
Can you mount the camera to it as well?
@chadwin
4 жыл бұрын
Yeah, you could definitely mount the camera! You'd just need the right grip gear and a ball head or something.
Hola Chadwin Smith! Genial video, nosotros somos un canal nuevo en youtube que tenemos como misión enseñar, y mostrar todos los implementos, instrumentos y equipos que utilizamos al momento de instalar un set de fotos o de grabación por el momento yendo desde lo más básico hasta después que ya veamos temas mas complejos. Somos de Ecuador y queremos impulsar esta grandiosa carrera sin embargo es desconocida y poco común en nuestro país por lo tanto estamos en busca de personas que les guste este mundo de lo audiovisual para que nos apoye dándonos su opinion, recomendación o algún tips para mejorar nuestro canal. Saludos y éxitos😊😎🇪🇨🇪🇨