How to Easily Light a Scene for Depth | Cinematography Breakdown

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You are one of the best channels out here

[@TenfoldProduction]

Appreciate you! That means alot

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man I'm eating good. thanks, tenfold!

[@TenfoldProduction]

Appreciate you for watching!

[@ArghyBarghy]

Nice video! The framework, checkerboarding/salt and peppering-really feeling the influence of Wandering DP here 😊

[@directedbysev]

enjoy the content man thanks for the tips loved the fact that you gave the cam white balance for that 2nd scene

[@themehularora]

Love this content and concept. Keep making it. You will blow up big one day!

[@TenfoldProduction]

@@themehularora appreciate you! We have 8 more coming through every week!

[@jayrey7]

I enjoy your videos man. Keep up the great work. You inspire me to get moving with this. Working to get my first camera and lighting ser up. Thank you for your contents.

[@DirectorIzzy]

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My brother, as someone who is uploading videos on this platform about cinematography too, I wonder, how on earth do you manage to upload 8 videos in 1 month, all of them around 20mins each. I struggle to even get one per month. I'm seriously very curious my man, how??

[@TenfoldProduction]

Haha we run KZbin like we do productions. We have a team that we work with to make it happen.

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[@anthonypc-248]

3:00 Doesn't need to be top lit if you got lots of lamps! In my own apartment I don't have ceiling lights and instead softly illuminate every room with mid-height lamps bouncing from wall corners.

[@samajier2566]

Nice video....,

[@OBAROTV]

It will be nice to mention the camera White Balance

[@new-haven4988]

He does.

[@danielduanetv]

I know you like to use 2700k for warmer light. What's the ideal camera WB for that look?

[@danielduanetv]

Ah, 4000k. I kept watching..lol

[@TenfoldProduction]

@@danielduanetv 4400k or 5600 depending on the feeling we’re going for. 4400 if we’re trying to balance and create more colour contrast if there’s daylight visible. If it’s purely warmth, sometimes we’ll just stick to 5600

[@DarriusTerrell-w6u]

What's a good way to measure to see if you have enough light on an object? false color? or enough light for your scene

[@israelwilson8526]

a light meter to measure the light falling on the subject, false colour to measure the light being read by the camera

[@blackleafweddings2442]

what was your camera temp on these?

[@OBAROTV]

did you not have noise in the 3rd example?

[@newsongsify]

The only thing that I don’t like about your videos is you don’t show us the actually lighting set up. Your chalk board drawings are sometimes confusing. You show about 2 seconds of your actual lights and camera set up.

[@TenfoldProduction]

Appreciate the feedback! We didn't have full BTS for every shot unfortunately back when we started. All of our future videos do those. Thanks for watching