Cinematic Lighting Tutorial (Day & Night Scenes)

[@BlakeRidder]

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[@Madhu42624]

To be honest Blake ridder is a genius when it comes to film production I've approved that

[@BlakeRidder]

too kind!

[@e-radfilms]

Lots of good tips there! I really need a spot light setup and diffuser to complete my gear collection. I like how you used the ND filters inside.

[@andrew_nayes]

Great tutorial. But I wonder about the light shining on the wall. 1:56 At first I thought the light shining on the wall was supposed to simulate an indoor lamp (and not a ray of sunlight). This is because the light on the wall is much warmer than the actual sunlight seen through the window, and I think that made me not read the light as sunlight. I wonder about your reasoning here, how come you have a warmer color temperature on the wall-light than the outdoor sun if the wall-light is supposed to simulate the outdoor sun?

[@BlakeRidder]

Good spot, mistake on my part. But mainly because a cooler light on a white wall would be almost invisible or overexposed.

[@nolidee4917]

Thanks for the info!

[@BlakeRidder]

No worries!

[@jackiehale3730]

Thank you so much. well done.

[@DeeloGoodquest]

Thank you so much. I film promotional videos for an ecomm product in the roofing space and am looking very forward to following your channel to up my game. You da King!

[@BlakeRidder]

Thanks for the comment. Hope you will enjoy the content.

[@hammadwalid8428]

In the thumbnail of this video, you really look like an action movie actor hahaah, incredible bro Thanks you for fantastic video

[@BlakeRidder]

Aw thank you

[@kepler186f4]

Populating the digital canvas with skill... when the tutorials are as brilliant as the films.

[@BlakeRidder]

Thanks ☺️

[@chaplinesque111]

Great results. Which slider are you using? Any chance for a demo video?

[@BlakeRidder]

Thanks. It’s the Rhino slider. I have done a few in my KZbin shorts

[@michielbuse4386]

Thanks for sharing your knowledge with us!

[@BlakeRidder]

You’re welcome

[@t.o.toonstubetwo.4138]

Hey Blake here’s the next part of the fanfiction I’ve been sending you. What if James Bond and Kissy Suzuki was spotted by Spectre. Part 7. Kissy was sitting next to Blofeld. Kissy: so what do you want me to see now? Blofeld: I want to show you what could be yours. Kissy was confused. Blofeld: you see a want you to be my wife and you don’t have to worry about getting a wedding dress your swimsuit will do just fine. Kissy began to laugh. Kissy: I wouldn’t marry you if we were the last people on this world. Blofeld: Guards! Kissy was then knocked unconscious and dragged away as her bodyguard look conflicted. Kissy then woke up with her hands chained to the floor with steam coming out. Blofeld on the speaker: i’m sorry my dear but until you agree to marry me you’ll be in here I hope you make your decision soon if you don’t you’ll die of heat. Kissy was thinking two things how to escape and have someone as horrible as Blofeld could exist

[@BigLump95]

Love the video, great work. Thanks bro!

[@BlakeRidder]

You’re welcome. Thanks for watching

[@vivianvaldi7871]

Fun. Despite there is no story idea behind the tips.

[@BlakeRidder]

Thanks. How do you mean story idea please?

[@vivianvaldi7871]

​@@BlakeRidder It seems that Hitchcock didn't truly enjoy filming sets; instead, he found pleasure in what he had planned before the actual filming. This was his approach. Does it imply that something preconceived could influence the filming process?

[@e-radfilms]

A video on fog machines, techniques, cautions, etc would be cool too.

[@BlakeRidder]

Noted. Thanks

[@nolidee4917]

They need to give you a sponsorship