Lighting a Feature Film the EASY Way

[@kentfaithwendyzeng]

This was a really informative video about achieving professional looking lighting on a low budget. The environmental lighting technique using tubes as practicals is such a clever idea - it must save so much time versus traditional rigging. I also liked the outside-in lighting example through the window. Being able to control exposure from outside the room is perfect for solo shooting.

[@bobwolf58]

Thank you! Inspiring for us one-person production crews !

[@MartinShapiroWriter]

Excellent overview of lighting techniques. So glad I discovered your channel and just subscribed. Most of the KZbin influencers in the video gear space are young amateurs. So nice to see an older dude on KZbin following his dreams and actually making films rather than just talking about it. Kudos!

[@BabarKhan-oh6zq]

Great ideas!

[@JulesFredericNerestant]

Tube + eggcrate at the bar was super pretty 😍

[@Crimsonengine]

Thanks!

[@MartinShapiroWriter]

Quick question. In your home KZbin studio, how did you get those "Christmas tree" style lights over your left shoulder to have such lovely bokeh? What string lights are you using?

[@geniusmodernus]

Great video thank you for sharing the information

[@AndrewButlerPhoto]

Get video (as ever). I love your style.

[@Razabladefilms]

Great work!

[@ElyJrTheatre]

Is there a link to the feature film you shot on the C200?

[@NakiaTHamilton]

What pre-production software is he using?

[@Crimsonengine]

Set.a.light

[@Ughwhatevs]

What’s the program you’re using at 6:36???

[@Crimsonengine]

It's called set.a.light.

[@svecphoto_com]

What was the runtime of the batterypack for forza 720W? Can it run for 3 hours at max power?

[@Crimsonengine]

its a 1500w unit, so it can run a 720w light at full power for just over 2 hours