A Few Simple Cinematic Light Schemes

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Thank you, my friend! ❤️ Hope this terrible war will be finished soon.

[@smepable]

Most cinematic lighting tutorials on the Internet!

[@MtZionMediaPro]

Excellent video!! I appreciate you sharing these tips and behind the scenes. This was also posted on my birthday :)

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[@ANDBERY]

Don't give up

[@LycanVisuals]

Glad to be finally be in the course. With all that is going on right now I hope you're taking care of yourself. ♥

[@ANDBERY]

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[@mexossai7982]

The grading is super cool. Amazing. This looks too big budget, especially with the production design and location. Any tutorial on how you graded these amazing shots

[@ANDBERY]

Thanks mate!

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well one of the most usefull channel worldwide on lighting profesionally.Congratulations

[@ANDBERY]

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Thanks for sharing!

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Great video!!! I could listen to your voice all day long! 😄

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[@monolithpoem]

As before, I really enjoyed this. Thanks for the inspiration.

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your work look like Hollywood sir keep up the good work. the camera you use was it pocket 6k

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Hey Andbery Thank you so much for these videos, your channel has helped me tremendously. Can’t wait to take your online course!

[@ANDBERY]

My pleasure, my friend :)

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What kind of monitor arm are you using?

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[@akpevbe]

How was the gold shimmery lighting at 2:21 on the model acheived ?

[@IonSen06]

Love watching your videos and the setup! What kind of dolly is that? :)

[@ANDBERY]

Thanks! It was Dana Dolly slider.

[@welldaus]

best colour grading Andbery! wish dehancer available for fcpx 😪

[@ANDBERY]

Thank you :)

[@PaddyCartwright]

Just start bouncing your LOG edit as a ProRes and grade in Davinci. I'm a DP and edit in FCP and grading in Davinci has honestly changed the way my films look, it's above and beyond the most powerful tool for grading! It's actually very simple once you get your head around everything :)

[@ainanirina758]

I use a BMPCC 4K and i would like to know what is the best lens to get that cinematic feel?

[@ANDBERY]

Just use soft, or classic lenses, because a digital sharpness kills the cinematic look.

[@ainanirina758]

@@ANDBERY Thank you so much for the advice, i’ve been wondering why I always got that “video-ish” feel on my shots

[@bafeink2]

Quick question, on the door scene, why was the 600d backlighting outside & why not raise the room tone

[@ANDBERY]

Hey mate. Do you mean the scene with the silhouette? If I put the light source inside, I will have flat and not contrast image. The silhouette would be impossible.

[@johnstub]

Very cool but it would help more if you showed the actual setups, a BTS showing where everything is

[@ANDBERY]

Yes, you are right, I did it on previous bts. Unfortunately, I had not many backstage materials of this project for showing you more setups.

[@Michael-uo1qv]

Could these setups where you use the 600d be done with less powerful lights if we don’t have them? Say like a 150w Godox COB lightv?

[@ANDBERY]

Unfortunately, no. I think that you will need at least 300W, working with natural light together.

[@minidiez2261]

Hey Andbery! Lovely work again! I am student in your class (everyone should checkout the course - it really distills down the key concepts to master!). I was wondering - will these lighting setups be part of the lighting schemes book guide you had planned to release? And also when will that work be released? Thanks very much!

[@ANDBERY]

Hey mate, hope your doing is well. Yes, I plan to release a list of lighting schemes in the first half of this year.

[@minidiez2261]

@@ANDBERY exciting! Thanks for the reply and looking forward to the guide :)

[@coursetv]

Great, Can you tell me what software do you use to create the light diagram?

[@ANDBERY]

Hi, I just draw it in Photoshop.

[@nicolaspradeau]

Saying that soft light look is "cinematic and not cheap". Trying to understand what that is supposed to mean... So does that mean all the movies lit with hard fresnels lights look not cinematic and cheap?...

[@ANDBERY]

Of course not. Hard and soft light - these are a tool for story and mood. This is not a quality of cool image. In this case, I mean that it's quite simple tip to make a cinematic portrait and make rich dynamic range, using soft light. Because many students ignore hardness of light, and make the light direct and hard, without thinking about softness, which influence on the image quality and dynamic range. As a result, their images look cheap. Just a tip.