It's freakin unbelievable how underrated you are, given the amount of work you put in to make such top-notch quality videos. You definitely deserve a larger audience.

@Tetters100

4 жыл бұрын

I second that very heartily

@tadbubs

3 жыл бұрын

@@Tetters100 Boom, I third that.

@BrickedASMR

Жыл бұрын

Now he's almost at 500k subs

You sir, have a fantastic moustache. It is frankly wonderful.

@matttheking1655

4 жыл бұрын

👍 from a fellow guy with mustache!

@ElBoyoElectronico

4 жыл бұрын

I have to agree, a truly fantastic moustache!

@seatedseated734

3 жыл бұрын

🤣🤣

Of all the KZread tech channels I watch, this is the one with the best background of all

it's unbelievable that you're willing to share this. you're one of the best youtuber with the best aesthetics for videos thank you so much

never thought your studio would be that tight, the setup you made is so damn space efficient

Such a good video man! Keep it up!

This is great. My wife has been meaning to start a YT channel and we have two kids so as you said, we can’t just set things up in the living room. Fantastic video, my friend. Stay safe and cheers from Singapore.

Amazing tip with the IKEA blinds! I've got a slightly bigger bedroom and I feel my a-roll just didn't look quite right.. I'm gonna take some inspiration from this 🔥🔥🔥

nice video MATE... love that term A ROLL

Clear and consumable advice. Thank you!!!

Love it!... I'm myself in a tiny room (aka My Studio)... very very helpfull! Thanks

Very polished indeed, mate. Well done!

Super affordable options and great video thanks.

S.B., DUDE, you're a natural presenter. You're articulate, concise, no, "uh's, and ahs". Brilliant! Thanks for the small room hack. Heya, one question: (1) Can one do the same with just a plain white wall? I've purchased the IKEA pull-down you mentioned (great idea btw) and Amazon afforded me a set of Mount Dog stands that I've yet to open. Then I was thinking, do I really need the backdrop if I have about 120 x 170 cm back wall? Will the light-cast be different as it's a wall vs material? Okay, that's two questions. Shout back...

@sambeckman

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks for the love! I've definitely found using a wall is very different from using the material, because of the way the light is absorbed. That said, darker wall colours can work well if you've used matte paint or something similar! Hope that helps 👍🏻

Just grateful you put this up. We all feel like we need a large Studio to make a video rather then make a studio anywhere. Thank you.

That’s a lot of great information, thanks!

Looks great!!

Thanks Man it was a Great Video and really helpful.

Awesome video. Thanks for the tips.

loved it... 💝. foldable backdrop hanging from ceiling is the best idea

Thank you! That was very useful.

Great tips! Thanks!

Wow this editing is so well done.

Nice job man, what nice color grading as well = )~

I love what you did with your tiny space!

loving the setup simple and cool

Got me hooked Thanks for the great ideas i have the room but i don't have the idea's Thanks!

awesome video so in depth!

I thought I was just gonna simply make content; had no idea I would be going late into the evening learning about lighting techniques. Thanks for all the ideas I was almost at a loss on how to proceed with filming in a small space. I love the look you've got. Really taught me a few things as I'm such a noob. Thank you!

Great video!

Awesome video. Love seeing you make this work in a smaller space.

Nice use of space bud!

this was dope!

Amazing

Thank you ssoooo much sam..this video is a lifesafer..minimal classy and within my budget..

You really should have more subscribers! The quality of your content is top notch and deserves to be viewed by way more people!

I love this , great quality on camera , perfect demo. Amazing video!

I was waiting for you to show the purple big background, I didn't knew the color is from the light 😅🤦‍♂️🤩

Love these videos !!! They help me so much on my channel!!!

Great vid/tips. Always a struggle in a small room so it's interesting to see how others have approached the setup 👍

Whoa. Great minds think alike... and sometimes I think like those great minds.

Thanks d silver really helpful stuff in there

Still love this setup Sam! I can’t wait to setup my new studio!

I totally enjoyed it. Merci beaucoup!

This video is AMAZINGLY USEFUL. Thank you! ❤

Hey Sam, this was very helpful! I was always considering that aperture light but now this just gives me all the more reason to do so! Also, to hear a fellow Aussie accent helped me connect with what you were saying more! Will go through your other stuff and subscribe :)

Awesome video! Those blinds we're a great idea, can't seems to find them anymore but will look for something similar :)

Goood quality!!!!

ULTRAWIDE! ULTRAWIDE! ULTRAWIDE! ULTRAWIDE!

This is a great, inspiring video Sam! Thanks for the share! 😁👍🏾

Just discovered this video and your top notch production values! Have subscribed... cheers from Adelaide!

You've done so well holy hell. What an inspiration!

Thanks!!!

Honestly great one You have made it very simple and pro Keep it up mate x

Great video man, thanks for the inspiration!

Cool video thanks for sharing

You can get a honeycomb grid for the softbox which will likely negate the need for a rudimentary flag solution. Nice work.

Work with what you got, I like it

Bro, that first shot with the blinds open looked really good.

Awsome 👌👌

I got a really big place to live and create my dream youtube setup but I have to downside my living space because of this covid 19. You inspired me a lot for a tiny space I’m gonna move into. Thank you

Man you are wonderful and a hard worker god bless.

Great work. I’m dealing with some window issues now myself because of noise, lighting, and shot framing. Did you ever think of covering the window with art or a sound panel? I haven’t decided how to handle my 7 windows. I like the natural light when I’m not shooting, so I don’t want to cover them permanently. One thing I could highly recommend for light spill from your small lights is Matt black cinefoil. It isn’t cheap, but it can last forever if you reuse it.

that ikea thing!!!

this is actually pretty awesome

Hell yeah I found a Aussie!

Great thank you. How do you make the purple background color please? Which tool can i buy? ;)

dude i came from your current upgarded studio, its nice buddy keep rocking

Inspiring. I have a tiny office too.

Very good. Looks great 👍from Portugal.

Amazing video thanks so much for the tips you've solved my small room studio problems :D

I'm working with a room that is basically 8 feet by maybe 10. :D It's like an all seasons room, except the last owners bricked up the large windows. It's weird.

Sir, your inspiration give my inspiration an inspiration..such a great video...thx man.. 👍🏻

You’ve got a great attention to detail geez

"Oh cool. Finally a video on how to turn your bedroom into a studio." Starts with empty bedroom. "Nevermind."

Great, Sam! Just a tip on the lighting on the other side of your face, let's make it a little more exposed since shadow is so much visible. :)

How about wallmounting the led on the left? would give you a bit more space and angle to work with...

Dun...dun...beckman undone...

Hey Sam I think you have the most fantastic cinematic and excellent quality videos out there. Also i think that you should upgrade to the phone reviews, tech reviews and app as always reviews bcs you are well informed and great explainer. In my opinion you should reach millions of subscribers. Respect and keep up the fantastic work. Also home screen setups fantastic!!

Thanks for this! I appreciate this.. By the way.. What keeps you consistent in posting KZread videos?

Great video, can see you put a lot of effort in your videos! Subbed!

Fantastic video, keep working ✌

Really love the quality of your videos :)

This is such a fantastic video that I immediately subscribed. Thanks, man!

@sambeckman

4 жыл бұрын

Appreciate it!

How do you combat audio bouncing off the walls in a tiny room? Great video, Sam! You’ve given me ideas to consider as I try and revamp my space. Cheers!

On the behalf of my small retro game room, i thank you sir.

The Gerald Undone Look ;)

Cheers mate!

I film in the living room due to my conservatory get's too hot in the summer and cold in winter (though I can heat it), However in the summer too much light to deal with unless I film at night and annoy my neighbors. I find myself setting up at night and breaking it back down because of the kids. It's a pain, and my son (2YO) loves to sit on my desk and move things, break things and move everything, currently, i'm looking for 2 camera batteries I had on charge which have vanished... Need a separate studio or office away from home.

Why not using the light coming from the window ?

You missed one important point: the purple light. Where exactly did you put it? How far from wall? How far behind you? 45 degrees upward? 100% power or 70%?

Does Gerald undone know? 😂

You definitely need more subs.

great video. that helped me a lot.

this is a good video that gave me creative lighting ideas for other things too! Thanks man! just found this channel today! #liked #commented #subscribed

Nice info, I'm in a very similar situation. Have you considered putting a reflector opposite your key light to fill in some of that shadow on your face?

@sambeckman

3 жыл бұрын

Nah I'm a sucker for the super contrasty look! I could always just move my key light around closer to the camera if I wanted less contrast.

No dislike yet?! I am restoring belief in humanity.

dont understand how this only has 2k likes

woooow Thanks for the inspiration sam :)

Sir , why you ain't trying modeling, you're moustache is awesome.